Many Native Americans are offended by the nicknames of athletic teams, such as the Cleveland Indians or Atlanta Braves, and the use of tomahawk chops and Native mascots, while the public dismisses these things as "trivial."

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Many Native Americans view the use of such nicknames, gestures, and mascots as disrespectful and stereotypical, reducing their cultures and identities to caricatures for entertainment, while broader public opinion often minimizes these concerns.

Many Native Americans Are Offended by the Nicknames of Athletic