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* [http://heraldry.sca.org/precedents/CompiledNamePrecedents/Offensive.html Name Precedents: Offensive] | * [http://heraldry.sca.org/precedents/CompiledNamePrecedents/Offensive.html Name Precedents: Offensive] | ||
==December 2020 CL - On Names of Nazi Camps | ==December 2020 CL - On Names of Nazi Camps | ||
On the May 2020 Cover Letter, Alys Pelican discussed the offensiveness of explicit references to Nazis, and acknowledged that banning every place associated with Nazis would ban over a thousand place names from use. A letter was forthcoming from Juliana Laurel dated September 10, 2020, including 50 of these names for consideration. We wish to thank the efforts of all who took the time to provide thoughtful commentary on this particular issue, especially those in Drachenwald who live in or near these places and encounter them in their everyday lives. | On the May 2020 Cover Letter, Alys Pelican discussed the offensiveness of explicit references to Nazis, and acknowledged that banning every place associated with Nazis would ban over a thousand place names from use. A letter was forthcoming from Juliana Laurel dated September 10, 2020, including 50 of these names for consideration. We wish to thank the efforts of all who took the time to provide thoughtful commentary on this particular issue, especially those in Drachenwald who live in or near these places and encounter them in their everyday lives. | ||