William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.William King Moss III, a parent and Suffolk County NAACP leader, says the Brentwood Unified School District’s decision to swap its old, banned, Native American mascot with an ancient Greek warrior is offensive to women and people of color.

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