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8:23Now PlayingBNC’s Bofta Yimam and Mike Hill sit down with Chairperson Aaron Payment, from the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, to talk about a new law in Nevada that bans racially discriminatory mascots at schools and sundown sirens.
“When we go to these sports events and we see these types of overt racism, it really makes us wonder where we fit in society and why people don’t understand more why that is so racist,” Payment says.
Sundown sirens were used as a way to let non-white people know that it was time to leave town, according to The Hill.
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