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   Jan 29, 2023 · The origin of Kansas City's use of the tomahawk chop can be traced to Northwest Missouri State's marching band. Seriously. In 1990, the band played at one of Kansas City's games. Al...

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3. www.newsnationnow.com › us-news › sportsSuper Bowl: What is the Tomahawk chop used by Kansas City ...

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   Feb 9, 2024 · The “Tomahawk chop” is a gesture and chant used at Kansas City Chiefs games, often before kickoff with the big drum and after touchdowns to show support for the team. Fans typically move their arm up and down in what appears to be a chopping motion.

4. www.kansascity.com › sports › nflWhat is the chop and the chant that Kansas City Chiefs fans ...

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   Jan 28, 2022 · Native American-led groups have protested the team’s name itself as well as some of the fan traditions that draw on Native American imagery — such as the “tomahawk chop” and the corresponding...

5. en.as.com › nfl › tomahawk-chop-origin-and-meaningTomahawk Chop: origin and meaning of the Kansas City Chiefs ...

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   Feb 11, 2024 · Tomahawk Chop: origin and meaning of the Kansas City Chiefs’ chant. How and when did the famous chant begin? Where does it come from? And why is it controversial? Joe Brennan j4brennan. Paul...

6. www.cnn.com › 2020/02/01 › usHow the Kansas City Chiefs got their name, and why it’s so ...

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   Feb 1, 2020 · Kansas City Chiefs fans do the tomahawk chop before a game against the San Diego Chargers. Peter Aiken/Getty Images. CNN — On an average NFL Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas...

7. www.usatoday.com › story › sportsSuper Bowl 2023 brings shameful Chiefs tomahawk chop, 'war chant'

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   Feb 13, 2023 · Normalcy of tomahawk chop, Chiefs 'war chant' remains wrong and sickening | Opinion. Jarrett Bell. USA TODAY. 0:04. 0:56. GLENDALE, Ariz. – About a half-hour before the Super Bowl 57...

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   Why do Chiefs chant 'Tomahawk chops'?

   • Soon, it became a fixture at Chiefs games, too.” The “Tomahawk chop” is considered a gameday tradition for some or a sign of synchronized racism for others. The chant has been called “the most racist gesture demonstrated on the American sporting landscape.” Critics say it perpetuates offensive stereotypes about Native Americans.

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   Did the Kansas City Chiefs get a 'tomahawk chop' before Super Bowl 57?

   • About a half-hour before the Super Bowl 57 kickoff came the theme music, straight out of an Old West movie from the 1940s. And as the Kansas City Chiefs bolted out of the tunnel and onto the field at State Farm Stadium, they were greeted by arguably the most racist gesture demonstrated on the American sporting landscape: The tomahawk chop.

   Super Bowl 2023 brings shameful Chiefs tomahawk chop, 'war chant'

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   Why do Kansas City Chiefs use a tomahawk chop?

   • The tomahawk chop has been a fixture at various sporting events for much of the last 30 years, with a number of fanbases, including the Braves and Florida State Seminoles, employing it as a way to lend support to their home team. Kansas City is no exception, with scores of onlookers using the gesture to celebrate Chiefs touchdowns.

   Chiefs' tomahawk chop, explained: How chant started as Arrowhead

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   When did the Kansas City Chiefs use a chop?

   • According to reports, the Chiefs’ use of the chop started after Northwest Missouri State’s marching band played at one of Kansas City’s games. “In 1990, the band played at one of Kansas City’s games. Al Sergel, a Florida State graduate, led the musical group as the band performed FSU’s war chant during the game,” Sporting News reports.

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9. www.vox.com › first-person › 2020/2/1The Kansas City Chiefs’ “Arrowhead Chop” chant isn’t a ...

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   Feb 1, 2020 · Culture. The Kansas City Chiefs’ “Arrowhead Chop” chant isn’t a tribute to people like me. It’s racist. The offensive fight song needs to go. by Rhonda LeValdo. Feb 6, 2021, 3:02 PM UTC. A...