; (B) in honor of individuals who held racially repugnant views, committed atrocities against Native Americans, or supported or effectuated discriminatory policies; and (C) to recognize individuals who carried out injustices against racial minorities; (2) place names that include racial or sexual slurs, or honor individuals who held racially repugnant views, committed atrocities against Native Americans, or carried out injustices against racial minorities perpetuate prejudice, disparage racial minorities, and honor those who committed or supported atrocities; (3) no geographic feature in the United States should have a name which disparages racial minorities, perpetuates prejudice or honors those who committed or supported atrocities against racial minorities; (4) American place names should be equitable and just, honor America’s cultural diversity, and advance dignity for all Americans; (5) the Board on Geographic Names is responsible for naming geographic features in the United States and Board policies authorize changing the names of geographic features determined to be offensive, and prohibit the use of terms deemed derogatory or offensive in geographic place names; (6) the current Board renaming process is time-consuming, lacks transparency and public involvement, and fails to address the scope and breadth of inappropriate place names; (7) the extent of inappropriate or offensive American place names requires a systematic, public process in which offensive and inappropriate place names are reviewed and replaced