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North Dakota Officials Sue NCAA Over Fighting Sioux Nickname

by Associated Press , October 8, 2006

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The University of North Dakota "Fighting Sioux" Logo; Designed by American Indian Artist, Bennett Brien.

— Associated Press

 

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“People NOT things”
UND and other universities that objectify and thus dehumanize First Nation peoples should do the right thing and get rid of their American Indian mascots even though it will cost them some money to make the change.  We are not animals or things and should never have been made mascots in the first place.  Those other universities shouldn't have won their appeals either.

-Dr. E.K. Daufin
Montgomery, AL



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