Oregon Votes On Indian Mascots

In this Feb. 3 file photo, shows students work out in the Roseburg High School gym in Roseburg, Ore., where the school’s mascot is the Indians, and their logo is a feather. The Oregon Board of Education is scheduled to vote on a resolution that would require Oregon schools to retire their Native American mascots within five years or risk losing state funding. The vote today could give Oregon some of the nation’s toughest restrictions on American Indian nicknames, mascots and logos. If approved, eight high schools would need to change their nickname and mascot by July 2017 or lose state money. Seven schools identified as the Warriors would only have to alter their mascot. (AP Photo/The Oregonian, Bruce Ely, File)

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Question: How should the Oregon Board of Education vote on the resolution to ban American Indian mascots from the state’s high schools?