I do not understand what you are trying to say in that paragraph

Not all people that are Native Americans that see a Native American sport teams mascots are offended lots think that it is more of a good thing like it gives them pride because there heritage is the fierce mascot of a sports team

Yes exactly I think that people would be offended if the mascot was to change but If it doesn't change other people will be offended so if we change the look not the character or how they act so that everyone is happy so the mascot will be representing what they are but in a different way so that no one is offended

That is why you tell the school there is a problem you have with the mascot

If schools don't realize that the mascot is racist the only way they are going to know unless they are told and then they can fix it in another way then getting rid of the mascot.

For example they could change the look of their mascot or maybe how their mascot acts at school games more to be respectful to the culture of the people offended

If schools don't realize that the mascot is racist the only way they are going to know unless they are told and then they can fix it in another way then getting rid of the mascot.

For example they could change the look of their mascot or maybe how their mascot acts at school games more to be respectful to the culture of the people offended

When we all read the story with the girl and her father being offended by the mascot they were not offended about the fact that the mascot was and native american but what the cheerleader was doing to represent the mascot. so schools should just change how they are representing the mascot

I wouldn't say it in that way but more of how instead of changing the mascot but changing the idea of the mascot the school is representing that people find offencive

I think that If people are offended that they can take it up with the school board and the school can find a way to make it so that no one is offended.

They are not meant to be racist the mascots are meant more to honor not offend