However, it also is the home of one of the league's most controversial traditions. The tomahawk chop has been a fixture at various sporting events for much of the last 30 years, with a number of ...

Heading into Sunday’s Super Bowl, here’s a closer look at the tomahawk chop, how it came to be and the controversy that surrounds it: If the Chiefs’ tomahawk chop and chant look and sound ...

Heading into Sunday’s Super Bowl, here’s a closer look at the tomahawk chop, how it came to be and the controversy that surrounds it: REQUIRED READING: Georgia football link does far more than ...

It comes at the beginning of every Chiefs home game. First, they bring out the big drum, then the music hits and the fans begin to chant, moving their arms back and forth in unison. The tomahawk ...

The tomahawk chop has been a Chiefs tradition since the 1980s. In the time since it’s become synonymous with the Chiefs. Sometimes the Chiefs faithful will do the chop at away games, at Chiefs ...

Here's the quote and traditional news link . . . "As Kansas City celebrates the Chiefs’ third consecutive Super Bowl appearance, the team name, logo, and some problematic fan customs like the ...

The chop is performed along with the banging of a fake “Indian” drum, another wink to offensive stereotypes of Native Americans. “When I see something like a tomahawk chop, which is derived ...

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