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1967, Oct 13 - Only good Indian is a dead Indian

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The Kokomo Morning Times   10/13/1967


Text description of some of the events at their annual Homecoming Parade -

Some 30 floats traveled in the parade and all had one theme: Beat the Indians.

"The only good Indian is a dead Indian." "We'll smash 'em, we'll scalp 'em." all referring to the South Bend St Joseph's Indians football team, which will play the Wildcats tonight.

Students in the wierdest make-ups from a poor dead Indian to a hippie rode the floats, and the Kokomo High School Band led the way.

1967, Oct 25 - Scalping 'em

 In Illinois, the Lake Park Lancers are out to Scalp someone.. not to sure who though.


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The Daily Herald   10/25/1967

2011 - incredibly racist tshirt shows what Native mascots do to Native people


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North Dakota State University (the bison) t shirt about their rival, the University of North Dakota -
their mascot is, you guessed it, the Fighting Sioux. 

2013, Feb 9th - Meanwhile... at Memphis Central...

Memphis Warriors, Mascots, Indian mascots, Native Mascots, stereotypes, bullying, racism, change the name, Warriors,

Memphis Warriors, Mascots, Indian mascots, Native Mascots, stereotypes, bullying, racism, change the name, Warriors,

Memphis Warriors, Mascots, Indian mascots, Native Mascots, stereotypes, bullying, racism, change the name, Warriors,

Memphis Warriors, Mascots, Indian mascots, Native Mascots, stereotypes, bullying, racism, change the name, Warriors,
Memphis Warriors, Mascots, Indian mascots, Native Mascots, stereotypes, bullying, racism, change the name, Warriors,

2013, Niv 18th - Trail of Tears bust-through banner incident - proving what is REALLY being taught in schools today

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Pinson Valley Indian, no mascots, Indian mascots, Native mascots, change the name
Pinson Valley Indian, no mascots, Indian mascots, Native mascots, change the name

2013 Nov 21 Dyersburg Trojans taunt the Jackson North Side "Indians"

Once again, if these kids would have been taught the true history of the Native people, WITH cultural sensitivity, then things like this would not happen - just like these kids would not write "Smoke the Jews" or "Lynch the Blacks." They wouldn't because they know better. They've been taught better and know of the groups struggles and fight for civil rights.

Our education system has failed the American Indian, their history and their American story. This banner, and the others like it, are proof.



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2013, Nov 26th - Racism in California public schools


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Fresno High School Varisty Rally on Youtube 2013, Nov 26th

2013 - Rival teams mock genocide against Native Americans at football games... but all you "Indian Schools"... you're right. It's harmless.. right?

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Racism against Native Americans seems to be becoming an epidemic. Social media is giving Native Americans a platform to challenge acts of racism, but just as these acts are denounced, more instances occur. Many perpetrators are just plain racist, others, blissfully ignorant.
It seems as time progresses micro aggressions like cultural appropriation has evolved to even uglier acts of entitlement and racism. Kanye West put dead Native Americans on his Yeezus merchandise; the most criticism he received was about the confederate flag. The Native perspective was completely ignored by the mainstream media (as it often is) and Kanye continues to exploit the history of Genocide and historical trauma by selling the merchandise.
Another situation occurred where Native Americans are being mocked. There was no way that people could justify it because it was a blatant act of racism against Native Americans. A breakthrough sign at a McAdory High School football game stated: “Hey Indians get ready to leave in a trail of tears. Round 2”.
McAdory "Trail of Tears" Sign
McAdory High School “Trail of Tears” Sign in Alabama