Avoiding offense with a sports team name isn’t complicated. Why can’t Kansas City do it?

Intermountain Intertribal Boarding School headdress ... of Indian boarding schools. The schools, which often operated more like detention centers or concentration camps, removed Native American ...

As Kansas City celebrates the Chiefs’ third consecutive Super Bowl appearance, the team name, logo, and some problematic fan ...

Inspired by the Civil Rights Movement, the American Indian Movement — which condemned racism and advocated for tribal sovereignty ... Wearing a floral headband tied around his forehead ...

President Trump's push to recognize the Lumbee Tribe overshadowed by other executive actions.But that doesn't mean it's not a ...

Here's a closer look at the Kansas City Chiefs' tomahawk chop, including how it began and the controversy that surrounds it ...

I’ve got an idea for a new football franchise: the Brooklyn Jews. Our mascot will be a rabbi, clad in a black hat and a long ...

Indian Maidens were Misses ... personified the leader of a Native American tribe that flourished in the Southern states. His costume and headdress, also made of navy Dupioni silk trimmed in ...

The Chiefs further leaned into the Native American imagery by including an arrowhead as part of its logo and even naming its home field Arrowhead Stadium. The Kansas City Indian Center has ...