The federal government is launching a probe into a Long Island school district’s attempts to rebrand its sports team to ...

An anti-woke Native American organization has filed a preliminary injunction against the New York Board of Regents’ ban on ...

The battle to change the use of Native Americans in logos, team names and fan-driven behavior has often been in the bright spotlight due to major sports teams.

After changing their mascots, school districts in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut have reverted to logos that Native Americans have called offensive.

Nationally, the largest nonprofit dedicated to representing Native nations, the National Congress of American Indians, has worked to challenge the use of Native imagery in logos and mascots.

The Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl Sunday, but protesters will look to draw attention to how the team's name and logo impact Native Americans.

The battle to change Native American logos wages on, but some communities are reinstating them A 2019 law in Maine prohibits Native American logos in public schools and colleges.

The battle to change the use of Native Americans in logos, team names and fan-driven behavior has often been in the bright spotlight due to major sports teams.

Nationally, the largest nonprofit dedicated to representing Native nations, the National Congress of American Indians, has worked to challenge the use of Native imagery in logos and mascots.