Schools with Native names and imagery as mascot

Update: 2025-09-10

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Colton speaks with Ohio Capital Journal reporter Megan Henry in her investigation into Ohio schools that use Native American tribal names or imagery as mascots. She found more than 80 schools use them as many states come up with laws to limit or ban this kind of usage.

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Schools with Native names and imagery as mascot