Native American groups have criticized the Braves for both appropriating and demeaning their culture, from the long-retired mascot Chief Noc-a-Homa to the fans’ continued use of foam tomahawks ...

Still, the bill calls for banning schools from using Native American names ... used and barring depictions of feathered headdresses, tomahawks, arrowheads or spears, arrows or other weapons ...

Do Indigenous names mascots and images honor Native Americans or are they offensive? A proposed Illinois law could decide.

In this video, a dovetail hatchet is crafted from three different metals: steel, brass, and aluminum. The project is inspired ...

logo or mascot depicting Native Americans. Feathered headdresses, tomahawks, arrowheads or spears, arrows and other weapons combined with feathers would also be prohibited as logos. The ...

The Braves have steadfastly resisted calls to change their name, saying they view it as a tribute to Native Americans rather than a slur. The team has downplayed its use of the tomahawk chop chant ...

Imagery associated with Native American people, such as feathered headdresses, tomahawks and arrowheads Terms like Braves, Chiefs, Tribe, Indians, “or any synonymous term, logo or mascot ...

The steak — which resembles the titular tomahawk used by Native Americans — weighs upwards of two pounds on average and comes with a theatrical presentation for anyone dining on the hunk of meat.

John Harbison, a U.S. Army spy, was away scouting Native Americans in the “Ohio Country ... Harbisons’ Allegheny Township log cabin with tomahawks in one hand and rifles in the other.

The state senator representing Glen Carbon, Edwardsville, and Madison County says she is working to stop a bill banning ...

“We went back to South Point to play them, and they were doing sort of a mocking dance of Native Americans,” she said. “I was just so enraged over them doing the tomahawk chop and the parents, and the ...