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This image contributes to the erasure of their true history because it mocks the Native American by calling him “tonto”, which translates to stupid in Spanish.

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John Smith met Pocahontas when she was young. Her name was not Pocahontas it was Amonute. Disney changed her real name which erases her history. They tampered the story and made it seem happy.
Danuska Cayllahua

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This popular image of Native American Life contributes to the erasure of their history by creating/supporting the stereotype of native Americans, the long nose and overall face structure is mocking the Native American chiefs which they had named "Chief Wahoo". Maurice Farfan

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The Cleveland Indians logo is based on Chief Wahoo, which was used in a comic strip in a newspaper from 1936 to 1947. The logo was also to honor Louis Sockalexis, who was a Native American player who inspired the Cleveland Indians team name. Matthew Lee

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The logo of the Cleveland Indians became a very controversial topic due to the certain way it was perceived to the people and media. They believe that it was a stereotypical way to represent the Native American community. Instead of representing them for what they’ve done for the culture and history in a way they disregard the fact that they're doing more harm than good. Representing the wrong ideas and perspectives. So many believe they need to change it for the better of the future.

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Aranya Laya-  Pocahontas’s real name was Matoaka. She met Smith before she was held captive but they never got married or fell in love. She married John Rolfe and had a child named Thomas with him. She changed her name to Rebecca Rolfe in 1614. She was taken as a prisoner when she was 17 and was held hostage for more than a year. She was kidnapped and her husband was murdered. She was forced to give up her first born child. Many people know Pocahontas’s story as a happy one because of Disney but does not know the true story that was much darker. She died in 1617 when she was 21 at Gravesend, England.

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The logo first appeared on the Indians’ uniforms in 1948 and recently the team decided to abandon its team name and logo in the offseason following the 2021 season. This was because the logo was more controversial than the actual name, the logo is an image of Chief Wahoo which fit the facial features of an Indigenous person. People protested against the team because the logo was stereotypical. This contributes to the erasure of their true history since the logo was there from the beginning and it was almost like the face of the Cleveland baseball team. - Axel Mexca

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Pocahontas and John Smith did have a relationship but nothing like in the Disney movie. It wasn't a romantic relationship. In May 1607, the first English settlers had arrived in Jamestown colony. At one time captain john smith had been kidnapped by the natives. When he was about to be killed, Pocahontas saved him and after that he went his way. -Shital Rijal

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The Cleveland Indians was formed in 1894 in the minor league of baseball then making it to the MLB after in 1901 with a history of 10 central division titles and 6 American League pennants and two world Series in 1920 and 1948. Unfortunately they are the team with the biggest drought but are in reference with the Native Americans. Since the start refers to Chief Wahoo who was a chief of one of the Native American tribes. And people have always associated it with the stereotype of Native Americans and how they look which is disrespectful. This could be a way of erasure of their true history because they logo was a Chief leader showing a stereotype and it isn't helping the Natives and it hurting them more. Because of the logo they might see the natives in a different way maybe in a worst way then they would see them in a positive way.

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john smith met  pochontas when she was little. however disney wanted to change her name to so it really messed up the story line. and so it makes it unrealistic  and i mean it could make it real but i love how the story goes

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john smith met  pochontas when she was little. however disney wanted to change her name to so it really messed up the story line. and so it makes it unrealistic  and i mean it could make it real but i love how the story goes

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jhonathan Angamarca

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John Smith met Pocahontas when she was young. Her name was not Pocahontas but Amonute. Disney changed her real name from her, which basically neglecting who she truly was. Disney made a extremely bad experience good somehow just for the viewers satisfaction.

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John Smith met Pocahontas when she was young. Her name was not Pocahontas but Amonute. Disney changed her real name from her, which basically neglecting who she truly was. Disney made a extremely bad experience good somehow just for the viewers satisfaction.

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This image contributes to the eraser of Native American culture because it’s trying to make fun of them. I know this because the Native American in the show is called tonto this clearly shows that they are trying to subject Native American as stupid.-Alexis

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Matoaka was Pocahontas real name. Before she was taken, she met Smith but they never got married or fell in love. Due to Disney many people know Pocahontas story as a happy story but they are unaware of the original story, which was the worst things that she had gone through in her life.

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The origin story of this image is that the image shows Disney’s animated film Pocahontas. The image is that of Pocahontas and John Smith. The image shows the love story between both Pocahontas and John Smith.

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Pochanta's who’s real name Amounte never fell in love with John smith, and might have not even saved him at all. She was 11 when John smith met her tribe and the chief who was her father. Historians think that John was never in danger and instead was adopted into the tribe for guns snd other goods in return, which is why they let him go. During what might have been a ritual Pocahanta's laid her head on top of John smith which he might have misinterpreted. Pocahanta's was also captured and sent to England so that the english can gain leverage against the Powhatan and the chief. She learned english, and changed her religion. She met John Rolfe and married. They had one child named Thomas. she also changed her name to "Rebbeca Rolfe."  This contributes to the erasure of the Native American history as the Disney movie was all based on a myth or story made by the Englishmen and not the facts. - Pedro Pavon

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This popular image of Native American life contributes to the erasure of their true history since in many cases and instances, Native Americans were not fond of the idea of Europeans taking away their lands. This would inevitably lead to hostile relations between the two. Many wars and battles would be fought over the course of a century.

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Looking at my research you can tell that the Disney movie Pocahontas was severely modified. Pocahontas’s name was Amonute and her age in the movie was very different than what it was in real life. Pocahontas’s life story was very different in the movie than what it was in real life. This was most likely changed because of the audience Disney was trying to please. I don’t think the audience Disney was trying to please would’ve liked the real and actual story of Pocahontas.

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In 1932, the front page of the Cleveland Plain Dealerfeatured a cartoon by Fred George Reinert that used a caricatured Native American character with a definite resemblance to the later Chief Wahoo as a stand-in for Indians . The character came to be called "The Little Indian" and is part of an exhibit at the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia maintained by Ferris State University in Michigan. This image contributes to the erasure of their true history because it depicts the native Americans in a bad way and it is reprinting them terrible and in a unrealistic way -Augustus olivo

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The logo here depicts erasure because the team was stereotyping Native Americans with them having red or dark tan skin, having braided hair, and a feather on their head. Not all natives look like the logo.