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Teach Respect XL XXL T-Shirt Ban Indian Name School Mascots
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Okay..here is the most politically correct T-Shirt I've found lately. This lightly pre-worn size XL or XXL (read measurements below) black T-Shirt. It reads: TEACH RESPECT INDIANS ARE PEOPLE TOO NO STEREOTYPES IN OUR SCHOOL NOT RACISM.
This T-Shirt measures just under 25 inches across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 29 inches-- an inch or two short for this size shirt. No holes or stains and minimal fading. A true size XL is usually 24 inches and an XXL 26 so this is either a comfortable size XL or TIGHT XXL.
And just so you know...
There is considerable controversy over these team names and mascots because various American Indians activist groups view them as disrespectful and offensive. Most notably, the National Congress of American Indians has issued a resolution opposing continued usage of Native team names, mascots, and logos. Various tribal entities have also issued resolutions opposing usage, as well.
According to a 2002 Sports Illustrated article (Price, S.L. "The Indian Wars", March 4, 2002, pp 66–72), 83% of American Indian respondents to a Sports Illustrated poll said that professional teams should not stop using Indian nicknames, mascots, or symbols.
Just go to the links in wiki to read more!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sports_team_names_and_mascots_derived_from_indigenous_peoples
This T-Shirt measures just under 25 inches across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 29 inches-- an inch or two short for this size shirt. No holes or stains and minimal fading. A true size XL is usually 24 inches and an XXL 26 so this is either a comfortable size XL or TIGHT XXL.
And just so you know...
There is considerable controversy over these team names and mascots because various American Indians activist groups view them as disrespectful and offensive. Most notably, the National Congress of American Indians has issued a resolution opposing continued usage of Native team names, mascots, and logos. Various tribal entities have also issued resolutions opposing usage, as well.
According to a 2002 Sports Illustrated article (Price, S.L. "The Indian Wars", March 4, 2002, pp 66–72), 83% of American Indian respondents to a Sports Illustrated poll said that professional teams should not stop using Indian nicknames, mascots, or symbols.
Just go to the links in wiki to read more!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sports_team_names_and_mascots_derived_from_indigenous_peoples















