Yes, I noticed that after I had posted, but your new comment system doesn't allow for edits so I couldn't change the name. I apologize.

Intention always matters, but the lie, here, is that people actually believe there is a celebration of the wrongs that were committed under colonialism.  No, it's just opportunism. One white hackademic feels the need to be offended for others and make the name symbolic of some disconnected wrong they feel is being perpetrated on the community, in this case gentrification. It gives her an opportunity to publicly acknowledge her wrongs and feel free to go on fighting for bike lanes free of gender bias but not racial bias.  

Willamette Week and others boldly take up the fight against an ambiguous, at worst, use of a word clearly meant to denote an era.  But the fight must go on! (As long as it doesn't involve giving up ramen, culturally appropriated by the Japanese during their brutal colonial occupation of China.)