No because it’s not a homogeneous people so it would have many different names/this wouldn’t be coordinated across NA

Where and when was this decided by the Indigenous people of North America?

I'm interested to learn more about this. I've never heard this name when I studied the history of North America,

If we want to rename things (Mexico was a LOT larger in the olden times) why don't we call it "Gulf of the Americas?"

Oh because it doesn't support imperial single minded nationalism and isn't USA centered

Agree, at least it's the original name

I'll do this starting NOW, if someone will just post a pronunciation guide! Please?

Anybody got a pronunciation key?

I'm all for finding a middle ground, which is why I will call it the Gulf of Canada, USA, and Mexico. Or Gulf of C.U.M. for short.

I don't know if the name is too long or too short ...

If I could heard that pronounced I would totally start call it that too

If human bodies are mostly water, does that mean Chalchiuhtlicue has dominion over us, too? 🤔

You are doing it the wong way. The wight way to do it is to acknowledge the victory of the colonizers. Take Denali for example.

Not for the same reasons, but "also no, sorry. Still going with Gulf of Mexico."

I can meet you halfway and pronounce Mexico correctly, but that is beyond my abilities and I'm not ashamed to admit it lol.