Native American advocates calling for ... calling for the NFL football team Kansas City Chiefs to drop their name, logo and their trademark 'war chantâ' where fans make a chopping-hand gesture ...

To become a War Chief of the Crow Nation, a man must do four things prized of a stealthy Crow warrior: 1. Touch an enemy without killing them, 2. Seize an enemy’s weapon, 3. Lead a successful ...

In 2014, the Chiefs launched the American Indian Community Working Group, which has Native Americans serving ... and thousands of fans imitating a “war chant” as they swing their arms thunder ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing scrutiny again ahead of Super Bowl LVII, with Native American advocates calling ... the team’s “war chant” and the “tomahawk chop.” ...

Blackfoot Chief John Two Guns White Calf fought for Native American causes and counted President Calvin Coolidge among his sphere of influence. "Widely consumed images of Native American ...

Nation: US changes names of nearly 650 places with racist Native American women ... a matchup between the Chiefs and the New England Patriots featured a Revolutionary War soldier with his rifle ...

A Native American group, the "Not In Our Honor" Coalition, protested the Kansas City Chiefs’ namesake before the team's game on Monday because they feel the team is "mocking our culture." ...

By Eduardo Medina Chief Standing Bear, whose 1879 lawsuit and celebrated “I Am a Man” courtroom speech led to the recognition of Native American legal rights, was honored on Friday with a ...

The familiar image of a stoic Native American chief wearing a headdress is in many ways a core American cultural stereotype. It has been memorialized in films and statutes, as well as exploited to ...