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  She used a common phrase that is not, in any way derogatory toward native Americans. That phrase is not offensive to anyone who lives in reality. People need to get over this shit.
context: In diversity training wouldn’t that saying be used as example of outdated lanquage and its consequences ? >
  
  At worst this warrants the coach taking diversity/sensitivity training, but it's not at all newsworthy & certainly not any kind of event to sack somebody's career over.
  Next it'll be calling the cops on the football coach for telling his players to "get in there and murder those bastards." >
  
  Assuming this is the first incident anyways.     If they have been talked to about it several times and continue pointedly using this phrase and other similar ones despite sensitivity training etc. it’s racist as hell and damned near harassment. >
  
  
  According to the Boston Globe, Stone accused players of lacking respect and the squad was a group of skaters "with too many chiefs and not enough Indians" after putting a stop to a practice during the 2021-22 season.
  
  Wow. This is clearly a person endorsing genocide! >
  
  Who even comes up with something like this to say? >
  
  Anyone who has ever interacted with anyone else in America over the age of like 40? It's a stock phrase.
  This comes across like a "social media vs reality" type of thing to me. >
  
  You’re SO CLOSE to getting it. >
  
  Before the cancel culture alarmists start bombarding this comment section. I too grew up hearing this phrase fairly often and by people no one would accuse of being racist, but this woman is highly unpleasant and mean. She meant it to be hostile. 
  She has created an environment where women have given up being at Harvard to get away from her. This is considered the most prestigious college in the country. You get amazing career opportunities if you graduate from there. No one is going to bail on getting a Harvard diploma over nothing. So before some Tucker Carlson fan boy starts blaming the upcoming departure of this subhuman demon spawn from Harvard, think about the totality of the circumstances. Her statements are the straw that broke the camel's back, it is not the whole story, it might simply be a thing where multiple witnesses observed hostile behavior because people like this coach often engage in their worst behavior when victims are alone and accusations can be denied. >
  
  Does she win though? >
  
  She done got criss cross apple sauced >
  
  “Too many cooks in the kitchen” may have been a better term but too many people are seething in here over nothing… >
  
  Too Many Cooks! >
  
  Oh god it’s stuck in my head again… >
  
  Why is it so hard to hire intelligent people for critical jobs within the public eye? Even Harvard can’t manage a college athletic department that won’t shit itself in public.