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“The band started doing the tomahawk chop and ... grinning logo like the Cleveland Guardians did when they were still named the “Indians,” they’re still associated with practices that ...

Nearly three years ago, the Southern York County School District retired its Indian warrior logo amid the increased ... a feather and a tomahawk — and they led the creation of its redesign ...

a coalition of local Native American leaders and American Indian organizations in the Kansas City metro area. The gesture is a chopping hand motion meant to mimic the Native American tomahawk, a ...

In 2018, The Cleveland Indians retired ... followed with a logo displaying a stereotyped Native man with a large feather headdress and moccasins, wielding a tomahawk. As well as the “arrowhead ...

“After all, groups like Not in Our Honor and the Kansas City Indian ... logo and their trademark 'war chantâ' where fans make a chopping-hand gesture mimicking the Native American tomahawk.

In October 1995, as the Cleveland Indians and Atlanta Braves ... to put a hammer in place of the tomahawk, which now adorns all Braves uniforms and the team logo. Some version of the cheer could ...

“That means no tomahawk chops, whooping ... Indian,' before going on to contend that Dartmouth's use of the Indian logo is done "very respectfully." "You don’t see it at the 50-yard line ...

On January 27, the Exeter Chiefs Premiership rugby union club announced that they will remove all American Indian logos and related ... but still widespread, “tomahawk chop” is just one ...

But the shifting sensibility of modern society, increased pressure on the team to ditch their racial logos ... the Tomahawk Chop, greater favor for changing the name of the Cleveland Indians ...