Last month, the town of Wakefield voted to keep their mascot after the school committee voted to get rid of it over concerns the warriors logo was offense to Native Americans. 
 
Faires Gray, Sagamore of the Massachusett Tribe and researcher Laurel Davis-Delano join me in conversation on the harm and the hazards around the use of Native American imagery as mascots and the history of racism attached to it.

Last month, the town of Wakefield voted to keep their mascot after the school committee voted to get rid of it over concerns the warriors logo was offense to Native Americans. Faires Gray, Sagamore of the Massachusett Tribe and researcher Laurel Davis-Delano join me in conversation on the harm and the hazards around the use of Native American imagery as mascots and the history of racism attached to it.

Last month, the town of Wakefield voted to keep their mascot after the school committee voted to get rid of it over concerns the warriors logo was offense to Native Americans.&nbsp;
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Faires Gray, Sagamore of the Massachusett Tribe and researcher Laurel Davis-Delano join me in conversation on the harm and the hazards around the use of Native American imagery as mascots and the history of racism attached to it.

People Not Mascots : Racism and Native American Imagery

News as a conversation. Hosted by Crystal Haynes, Common Narrative breaks down public perceptions of social and political issues with the change agents at the center.

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