Native American Mascots Should be Banned

The sun hit the pale skin of the crowd. The consistent noise echoed throughout the field. After both hands rose, they fell down, and each eye saw a character standing alone on the lawn in the center of the field. He has a red face, an oversized nose, and red and white feathers pointing to the sky. As the chant continues to resonate, the character begins to dance soft and harmonious organs. His nose sprained up and down, and the smile on his face never seemed to dissipate.

When I say that some Native American mascots are definitely banned you may want to know what I'm talking about. The mascot I'm talking about is people represented by cartoon characters and actual characters trying to imitate their mascot. These characters are usually spears, with a smile with a vulgar smile and a fake Native American clothing, or a big feather on their head. All of these roles representing various mascots at various schools not only respect the American culture but also are mistakes and are not truly representative of Native American. These feathers were granted to Native Americans only in special ceremonies, as they have indeed achieved great success through long success and a lot of work. Even expressing the expression of Native American in a specific role may give a false impression to the entire Native American community. I can not do it.

American mascot ethics of Native American mascots are controversial topics and should not be opposed as they are used morally, complementarily and respectfully. Native American mascot controversy is a topic emerging all over the country in recent years. The minority groups raised questions, complaints, and ethics about the native American mascot dilemma, but there is no reasonable argument about why these mascots should be.

Should I use a Native American mascot? Should I use a Native American mascot? Well, this is a variety of questions, there are various answers and ideas. That's why 100% "yes", "do not use", "100% is not used" can not be said. But I can meet somewhere along the way. You can not ban all ban, but you need to compromise. Some Native American mascots are forbidden certainly and some should certainly not be banned. When I say that some Native American mascots are definitely banned you may want to know what I'm talking about. The mascot I'm talking about is people represented by cartoon characters and actual characters trying to imitate their mascot. The character usually runs with a spear, laughing with a vulgar smile and a fake Native American costume, or putting big feathers on his head.