Wolf Pawochawog-Mequinosh sued the department in 2024 over the refusal to allow him to wear an Apache headband.

But as the Chickasaw Nation member grew up and learned about his Indigenous roots, he came to see the school's mascot — a stereotypical Native American man wearing a headdress — as problematic.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Native American oral histories and place names provide evidence of significant earthquakes in northeastern North America prior to European colonization. Terms ...

SPRINGFIELD — Following a wave of schools and professional sports teams over the last 20 years scaling back usage of Native American-themed names, imagery, mascots and logos, the Democrat-led ...

The ribbon-cutting ceremony at Denver International Airport on April 29 marked a major milestone for Tocabe: A Native American Eatery. One of the nation’s few Indigenous-owned fast-casual ...

The Warriors lost this battle. The Amityville School District on Long Island has been strong-armed into changing its beloved Warriors nickname under a state Board of Regents mandate to rid every ...

A Town Refuses to Give up the School's Native American Mascot — and Gets Trump's Support MASSAPEQUA, N.Y. (AP) — As a high school hockey player, Adam Drexler wore his Massapequa Chiefs jersey ...