As of 2024, nearly 2,000 schools still used Native American imagery, according to National Congress of American Indians data. A number of states have passed legislation or policies to end its use.

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The Association on American Indian Affairs, a nonprofit organization that aims to protect the rights of Native Americans, condemns the use of native sports team names, mascots and symbols.

President Donald Trump addressed the wave of sports teams that underwent name changes in recent years to remove references to Native American heritage ... "degrading to the Indian population." ...

director of Native American and Indigenous Studies at Stony Brook University, also on Long Island. “It is as if this image were a shorthand for any and all Indians,” said the Cherokee Nation ...

The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra closes out its 40th anniversary season on Wednesday with a tribute to Native American culture ... Remembering the Brafferton Indian School.” ...

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