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Survey finds Notre Dame's Fighting Irish leprechaun one of the nation's most offensive college mascots

We know that their name was so offensive that we now have the Washington Football Team, but what about college mascots? The New York Post reports that a survey taken by a sports apparel company ranked Notre Dame’s leprechaun as the fourth most offensive mascot in the nation.

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More offensive than a fighting leprechaun are San Diego State’s Aztec Warrior, Florida State’s Osceola and Renegade, and the University of Hawaii’s Vili the Warrior. “The little green guy caught heat for cultural appropriation — with critics calling him a disparaging symbol of Irish Catholics,” writes the Post.

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We’re not sure what the point of the survey was, or why a sports apparel company seemed to care.

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A quick survey of the responses to the story shows that 100 percent of Irish people are not offended.


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