Next After Chief Wahoo: Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish Logo

Now that the Cleveland Indians cravenly caved and offered up the beloved Chief Wahoo on the altar of political correctness, liberal bullies are satisfied, and will stop dictating repressive demands, right? Of course not:

ESPN “First Take” host Max Kellerman argued the Notre Dame Fighting Irish mascot is offensive as well.

Even the left-wing Washington Post found that nine out of 10 Indians know better than to be offended that teams are named after them, despite constantly being told to be offended by exploitative cultural Marxists. Kellerman doesn’t care.

He [barked] that ethnic mascots should be changed “even if it is a minority of the group that is offended,” and said that rule also should apply to the University of Notre Dame, whose athletic teams are known as the Fighting Irish.

“Many Irish-Americans are not offended, but many are. And should that also change? The answer is yes, unequivocally yes,” Kellerman said, as his guest Will Cain groaned and facepalmed.

Moonbat totalitarians like Kellerman are getting desperate for something new to ban if they have to become belligerently offended on behalf of the fellow white people they normally denigrate.

“Pernicious, negative stereotypes of marginalized people that offend even some among them should be changed. It’s not that hard,” Kellerman concluded.

Congratulations to the large percentage of regular Americans with Irish blood. We have now achieved “marginalized” status, and are entitled to all manner of special privileges and protections.

On tips from Byron and TCS III.