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1961.2427.1
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High school pennant, "West Seattle," ca. 1920-1960
Order an ImageThis West Seattle High School pennant (date unknown) displays the controversial former "mascot" of an Indian chief. The symbol of the school has since been changed to Wildcats.
The appropriation of Indigenous culture as mascots, or to market products or events, are some common examples of discrimination and marginalization faced by Native peoples in the United States.
The appropriation of Indigenous culture as mascots, or to market products or events, are some common examples of discrimination and marginalization faced by Native peoples in the United States.
ID Number: 1961.2427.1
Date: Circa 1920-1960
Physical Description: 1 Pennant; wool; 9 in.H x 26 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 1961.2427.1
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