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2005, Oct 9 - ".. there is a national insensitivity when it comes to the religious beliefs, traditional values and cultures of Americans Indians."

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The Hays Daily News   10/9/2005


"..the sham rituals, such as wearing feathers, beating tom-toms, fake dancers, "war whoops" and painted faces found at these sporting events address more than racism. They are a direct assault upon the religions of Indian peoples. The eagle feathers, face paint, songs and dances are all sacred aspects of Indian culture." - Todd Leahy
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