Redskins ownership gets a reminder: Family of canceled native hero seeks return of team name and symbol
Two Guns White Calf’s Legacy Erased in NFL Controversy John Two Guns White Calf, a prominent Blackfeet leader, stood as the emblematic warrior for the Washington Redskins of the NFL for an impressive 48 years. However, in 2020, a series of politically motivated events led to the erasure of his story, his image, and the […]
Emmitt Smith Allegedly Defrauded Native American Investor of $2.5 Million
NFL Legend Emmitt Smith Accused of Defrauding Native American Investor Emmitt Smith, the former NFL star known for his role in winning three Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys during the 1990s, is facing serious allegations. A lawsuit filed in Delaware this week by Kituwah LLC, the investment arm of the Band of Cherokee Indians, […]
Minnesota Democrat Peggy Flanagan says she could be the first Native American woman in the Senate, years after Elizabeth Warren’s assertion.
Washington News: Senate Campaign Controversy So, Peggy, are you possibly overlooking someone important? In a recent email highlight from Democratic Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan’s Senate campaign, her bid was framed as a historic opportunity to be the first Native American woman in the U.S. Senate following her primary win on Tuesday. “In nearly 250 […]
Obama Center features Native American dance following criticized land acknowledgment
Obama Presidential Center’s Opening Weekend Features Native American Performances CHICAGO — The opening weekend of the Barack Obama Presidential Center began on a contentious note with a “Land Acknowledgment,” an effort to recognize the Native Americans whose land the center occupies. This statement drew criticism from some who felt it catered too much to politically […]
Archaeologists Discover Way of Life of Native Americans at Cape Canaveral
Archaeology Students Explore Indigenous History at Cape Canaveral Students and faculty from the University of Central Florida are delving into the history of indigenous peoples over 2,000 years ago, right near the famous Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, a site known for its modern space launches. The excavation site, which dates back to the Malabar […]
College removes professor’s name from building after he disturbed Native American burial site
Swarthmore College Removes Professor’s Name Over Controversial Past In Pennsylvania, a liberal arts college has decided to strip the name of a former professor from one of its buildings due to his involvement in disturbing a Native American burial site. Critics have labeled this action as an attempt at revisionism. Swarthmore College took down Spencer […]
Judge Gives Life Sentence to Native American Actor Nathan Chasing Horse in Sexual Assault Case
Nevada Judge Sentences Actor Nathan Chasing Horse to Life in Prison for Sexual Assault A Nevada judge has sentenced Nathan Chasing Horse, known for his role in “Dances with Wolves,” to life imprisonment for the sexual assault of Native American women and girls. Judge Jessica Peterson delivered the sentence on Monday after a jury found […]
Native American groups reject new ‘harmful’ spear logo for the Washington Commanders, stating, ‘We are not your mascot’
Washington Commanders Unveil Controversial New Logo After a long history of debate surrounding its name and emblem, the Washington Commanders introduced a new logo that has stirred further controversy. The latest design features a spear, seemingly reminiscent of the former Redskins logo and name. “It’s crucial to break this cycle and heed the voices of […]
Massapequa seeks to counteract House member advocating for a ban on Native American-themed logos
Massapequa School Board Stands Firm on “Chiefs” Mascot A school on Long Island is making a bold effort to maintain its Chiefs team name and mascot while pushing back against lawmakers aiming to prohibit Native American-themed logos across the nation. The Massapequa School Board has accused Representative Frank Pallone (D-N.J.) of proposing a resolution that […]
Long Island school retains Native American mascot for another year as battle against state prohibition goes on
Long Island School District Gets Extension on Mascot Name The Long Island School District has been granted an additional year to keep the “Warriors” name as it challenges a state prohibition on Native American imagery in its mascots and logos. According to a letter sent to parents on Tuesday, the district now has until June […]