Kansas City Chiefs' fan, 9, who's suing Deadspin after reporter accused him of blackface shows up at Super Bowl wearing Native American headdress Holden Armenta, 9, accused by Deadspin of racism ...

The young Kansas City ... headdress. His face was also painted, this time without any black coloring, but red, white, and yellow instead. Armenta was also seemingly accompanied by a Native ...

The parents of a 9-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fan who wore face paint and a Native American headdress to a game last year filed a lawsuit against Deadspin alleging the site maliciously attacked ...

A Native American tribe has distanced itself from a nine-year-old member who wore a headdress and black paint on his face during a Kansas City Chiefs game.. The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians ...

They will, however, distance themselves from a tradition involving Native American ... KC Wolf. The horse returned in 2009, this time ridden by a Chiefs cheerleader rather than a man donning a ...

Gaylene Crouser, executive director of the Kansas City Indian Center ... supports banning the headdress but thinks the Chiefs name should stay. She considers herself a hardcore fan and praised ...

"Using this mascot and having this fan base of predominantly white people wearing face paint and headdresses ... "The KC Chiefs have an opportunity to culturally educate non Indians about our ...

Gaylene Crouser, executive director of the Kansas City Indian Center ... supports banning the headdress but thinks the Chiefs name should stay. She considers herself a hardcore fan and praised ...

The limited number of Kansas City Chiefs fans who will be in ... the Houston Texans will not be allowed to have any Native American-like headdresses or face paint. The rules are part of a push ...

Gaylene Crouser, executive director of the Kansas City Indian Center ... supports banning the headdress but thinks the Chiefs name should stay. She considers herself a hardcore fan and praised ...