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Oregon Senate passes bill to create Indian mascot exception
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Posted: Thursday, April 18, 2013
The Oregon Senate passed a bill that allows public schools to keep their Indian mascots as long as a tribe supports it.
Last year, the
Oregon Board of Education
voted 5-1 to prohibit schools from using
Native American names, symbols or images as mascots
. Affected schools were given until 2017 to make changes.
Senate Bill 215
allows schools to keep their mascots if they reach an agreement with the tribe closest to the school. The bill has been sent to the Oregon House.
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Mascots bill advances in the Oregon Senate
(The Umpqua Post 4/17)
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