Too much political correctness. Seems that having Native Americans/Indians on logos is a tribute, connotes athleticism and superiority. Why else would a club select the mascot.
wow...you do realize you said that out loud?
This is not "woke" or anything else in the Fox news lexicon of base-baiting. It's respectful in the same way that you dont see "lawn jockeys" in front of homes anymore
Suggest a quick delete and take your "cancel culture" victimhood and go to your nearest Native American reservation and ask the locals how they feel about it. On the way, perhaps stop at the local library for a quick history lesson.
Conestoga Massacre and the Arming of Philadelphia
A significant historical incident happened in 1763 that brought a number of issues between the Quakers, the colonists and the Indigenous People to a tragic and bloody confluence. In early December, a mob of frontiersmen rode from east-central Pennsylvania to just outside of Lancaster where they carried out a vile and merciless attack on the Conestoga people. Although they were condemned by the Quaker government, they felt justified to continue their slaughter of the remaining Conestoga (numbering only fourteen), who had been confined in Lancaster for their protection, shortly after Christmas Day 1763. In response, Quaker and city leaders in Philadelphia, removed the Moravian Lenape, a group of Christian Lenape people living outside Philadelphia, to inside the city itself. As the mob of frontiersmen continued to grow and march on Philadelphia, Quaker people took up arms to defend their Lenape wards (and ostensibly, themselves). This is one of the few documented instances where Quakers chose to take arms to engage in combat, specifically on behalf of the Lenape people.
As with many eastern Nations, the subsequent centuries were not kind to the Native people of the Philadelphia area. Dispossessed of their lands and decimated by disease, the majority of Lenape migrated west with only a handful remaining in the area.