Rhonda LeValdo, a Native teacher, activist and subject of doc ‘Imagining the Indian,’ writes about why she’s at the Super Bowl protesting the Chiefs.

Super Bowl 2024: Kansas City Chiefs need to change for us, say Native American activists. A sign this weekend at the Super Bowl will read: ‘Taylor Swift doesn’t do the chop.

As with every professional sports franchise, the Kansas City Chiefs' impact is to unite a community through tough times and tragedy. Chiefs Wire's Ed Easton Jr. spoke to award-winning artist Tech ...

For years, Native activists have been urging the Kansas City Chiefs to retire the team's name, the arrowhead and other signs of cultural appropriation. The Chiefs have, over the years, dumped what ...

Native leaders are using Indigenous People day to ask the Kansas City Chiefs to change the team’s name and imagery away from Native Americans. Skip to content KSN-TV ...

Rhonda LeValdo poses Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, in Lawrence, Kan. The Kansas City Chiefs, her hometown team and the focus of her protest, are playing in the Super Bowl this weekend.

Native American groups are expected to protest the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, calling for the AFC champions to drop their name and logo as they take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 57.

For Native American activists, the Kansas City Chiefs have it all wrong BY Associated Press Kansas City PUBLISHED 7:15 AM ET Feb. 10, 2024 PUBLISHED 7:15 AM EST Feb. 10, 2024 ...

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The Kansas City Chiefs are coming to the Super Bowl and so are Native activists who want the team to change its name and end Indigenous stereotypes.

Dozens of other Indigenous activists are in Las Vegas to protest and demand the team change its name and ditch its logo and rituals they say are offensive.