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Tribes that oppose Chief Illiniwek or Other Native Mascots:

Navajo Nation - (link to story)(saved copy of story)
Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma - (Five Civilized Tribes Resolution)
Chickasaw Nation - (Five Civilized Tribes Resolution)
Muscogee (Creek) Nation - (Five Civilized Tribes Resolution)
Choctaw Nation - (Five Civilized Tribes Resolution)
Seminole Nation of Oklahoma - (Five Civilized Tribes Resolution )(2013 Resolution)
Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma - (Position Statement)
Oglala Sioux Tribe - Resolution (or here)
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes - (Tribes' 2019 Position Paper)
Shawnee Tribe - (July, 2020 Press Release)
Seneca Nation - (August, 2020 News Story)
Oneida Indian Nation - (Dec., 2020 Press Release about Cleveland Indians name change)
Onondaga Nation Statement On Mascots.
Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa (Meskwaki Nation) statement "against the use of Native American terms or images or symbols for sports or other marketing uses." (saved copy)
Ponca Tribe of Nebraska statement "against the use of Native American names, imagery, symbols, and customs as school mascots."
Wabanaki Confederacy of Maine (resolution by Maine Counseling Association) (saved copy)
Saint Regis Mowhawk Tribe (saved copy)
Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans (WI) (saved copy)
The Delaware Tribe (saved post)

National Organizations that oppose Mascots:

American Psychological Association - (Resolution and Research)
National Congress of American Indians - (Resolutions from November 2005, October 2013, June 2014, October 2014, October 2018)
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
National Education Association
Indian Education Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association - (NCAA Champion Magazine Story, Winter, 2016)
Little League International - (NCAI Press Release)

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