While our logo is no Chief Wahoo, it is a stereotypical image of an Indian warrior, complete with tomahawk and tobacco pipe.

The Blackhawks' iconic Indian head logo is representative not of a man or a people first, but rather a World War I machine gun battalion that was named after a man – Black Hawk – who was ...

President Donald Trump’s social media posts calling for the NFL’s Washington Commanders and Major League Baseball’s Cleveland ...

President Trump’s recent comments insisting that the team bring back “Indians” over the current “Guardians” name sparked a sharp response from a Native American spokesman in Greater Cleveland. Sunday, ...

The image of Marcellus Red Tomahawk was placed on state highway signs in the 1920s, 30 years after Sitting Bull was killed. Was this action partly expressing a longing for American Indian people ...

By Moni Basu and Greg Botelho, CNNATLANTA (CNN) — The Atlanta Braves are reportedly bringing back a controversial screaming Indian logo in their new design for batting practice caps, unveiled… ...

Fans of the Chiefs long ago adopted the chanting and arm movement symbolizing the brandishing of a tomahawk that began at Florida State University in the 1980s. “When we are down it is a rally ...