Minnesota On A Quest For A More Culturally Appropriate Name For F
Black According to AP News, the realization came when an Asian business delegation arrived at the Minneapolis airport and encountered a "Kill Asian Carp" sign. Though the message was a plea to prevent the spread of invasive carp, it still struck an emotional cord. Charlie Wooley, director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the Great Lakes regional office, explains: “We wanted to move away from any terms that cast Asian culture and people in a negative light.” This is not the first animal to undergo a name change request in recent months. Though invasive carp is the current name...
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