Atlanta Braves Chop, Why the Tomahawk Chop is offensive
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The Tomahawk Chop is a forwards and backward movement of the arm that fans do with an open palm traditionally done in celebration at Atlanta Braves games.
The Primary Chief of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee is talking to Braves about the 'Tomahawk chop' and ways to incorporate Native American culture honorably.
No Chiefs, Braves, Blackhawks and Seminoles. Remove Indigenous Names Now. - The New York Times
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The chop is racist': Baseball fans accused of offending Native Americans with 'Tomahawk' gesture but MLB boss praises team — RT Sport News
Here's Why The Braves' Tomahawk Chop Is Racist
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Fans rush field, accost Braves' Ronald Acuna Jr.
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The Atlanta Braves' delayed racial reckoning is here
