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Native American3
  • I'm going to State the obvious here all of these teams with Native American themed names are named that way because they were warriors they were Fighters [ sic ] it has nothing to do with putting them down. (committeeof500years.org)
  • Cash bounties were offered to any settler who would kill Native American men, women, and children. (committeeof500years.org)
  • They're lampooning a ridiculous character that just happens to be Native American and it's on screen for all of about 20 seconds. (bluecorncomics.com)
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  • We can see Native mascot supporters - in their own words - perpetuating racist stereotypes of Native people referring to us as "warriors," "fighters," and "aggressive. (committeeof500years.org)
  • They used this stereotype to legitimize killing Native people and restricting us onto distant reservations. (committeeof500years.org)
  • White people owning and parading around imagery of a disembodied Indian head has a different historical meaning for Native people. (committeeof500years.org)
  • The reason the Village People came up in Indian Country Today is because of a brief scene in the movie Despicable Me 2 . (bluecorncomics.com)
  • If the Village People happened to contain a big-nosed greedy Jew, would it be okay to repeat that stereotype for the purposes of parodying it? (bluecorncomics.com)