Atlanta Braves Chop, Why the Tomahawk Chop is offensive

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.

Once again, chiefs of tribal nations say the Atlanta Braves' tomahawk chop is inappropriate

Tribes push back against MLB claims that Native Americans approve

World Series: Tomahawk chop is racist, but Braves, MLB support it - Sports Illustrated

Jan 15, 2014 - Chick-fil-A Uses 'Tomahawk Chop' to Profit off Racism Perpetuated by Native Mascots, By Danielle Miller — Last Real Indians

Atlanta Braves remain mum on Tomahawk Chop - Atlanta Business Chronicle

Becoming the Cleveland Indians and the Atlanta Braves

Fans rush field, accost Braves' Ronald Acuna Jr.

Once again, chiefs of tribal nations say the Atlanta Braves' tomahawk chop is inappropriate

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