案例简介：照片由Daniella Zalcman @ dzalcman今天华盛顿特区的足球队宣布将退休-这个词长期以来被认为是种族歧视，是美国原住民组织多年来抗议和运动的目标。同时，美国各地的一千多所中学继续利用受美国原住民启发的吉祥物-包括俄亥俄州的Cuyahoga Heights中学，如图所示。。2005年，美国心理学会发布了一份报告，呼吁土著吉祥物退休，理由是他们的存在不仅对美国原住民学生，而且对他们的同学都是危险的影响。它写道: “在学校和大学体育项目中使用美洲印第安人吉祥物作为象征尤其令人不安，因为学校是学习的地方。”“这些吉祥物教的是刻板的，误导性的，而且常常是侮辱性的美洲印第安人形象。这些负面的教训不仅影响了美国印第安人的学生; 他们向所有学生发出了错误的信息。“

案例简介：Photo by Daniella Zalcman @dzalcman Today Washington, D.C.'s football team announced it will retire its name—a word long identified as a racial slur and the target of protests and campaigns from Native American organizations for years. Meanwhile, more than a thousand secondary schools across the United States continue to utilize Native American-inspired mascots—including the Cuyahoga Heights Middle School in Ohio, shown here. .In 2005 the American Psychological Association issued a report calling for the retirement of Indigenous mascots, citing their presence as a dangerous influence on not just Native American students, but their classmates as well. “The use of American Indian mascots as symbols in schools and university athletic programs is particularly troubling because schools are places of learning,” it reads. “These mascots are teaching stereotypical, misleading, and too often, insulting images of American Indians. These negative lessons are not just affecting American Indian students; they are sending the wrong message to all students.”

国家地理 - Photo by Daniella Zalcman @dzalcman Today Washington, D.C.'s football team announced it will retire its name—a word long

案例简介：照片由Daniella Zalcman @ dzalcman今天华盛顿特区的足球队宣布将退休-这个词长期以来被认为是种族歧视，是美国原住民组织多年来抗议和运动的目标。同时，美国各地的一千多所中学继续利用受美国原住民启发的吉祥物-包括俄亥俄州的Cuyahoga Heights中学，如图所示。。2005年，美国心理学会发布了一份报告，呼吁土著吉祥物退休，理由是他们的存在不仅对美国原住民学生，而且对他们的同学都是危险的影响。它写道: “在学校和大学体育项目中使用美洲印第安人吉祥物作为象征尤其令人不安，因为学校是学习的地方。”“这些吉祥物教的是刻板的，误导性的，而且常常是侮辱性的美洲印第安人形象。这些负面的教训不仅影响了美国印第安人的学生; 他们向所有学生发出了错误的信息。“

国家地理 - Photo by Daniella Zalcman @dzalcman Today Washington, D.C.'s football team announced it will retire its name—a word long

案例简介：Photo by Daniella Zalcman @dzalcman Today Washington, D.C.'s football team announced it will retire its name—a word long identified as a racial slur and the target of protests and campaigns from Native American organizations for years. Meanwhile, more than a thousand secondary schools across the United States continue to utilize Native American-inspired mascots—including the Cuyahoga Heights Middle School in Ohio, shown here. .In 2005 the American Psychological Association issued a report calling for the retirement of Indigenous mascots, citing their presence as a dangerous influence on not just Native American students, but their classmates as well. “The use of American Indian mascots as symbols in schools and university athletic programs is particularly troubling because schools are places of learning,” it reads. “These mascots are teaching stereotypical, misleading, and too often, insulting images of American Indians. These negative lessons are not just affecting American Indian students; they are sending the wrong message to all students.”

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国家地理 - Photo by Daniella Zalcman @dzalcman Today Washington, D.C.'s football team announced it will retire its name—a word long

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