Kansas City Chiefs Collab With Native American Traditions

A recent report about the BIG-ASS ARROWHEAD DRUM seems like very well-meaning PR. 

Reality check . . .

Like it or not, the Kansas City Chiefs remain a target for Native protesters and bored middle-class white ladies. Inevitably, we think that marketing that has been deemed "problematic" will ultimately be discarded like the very first branding for the team back in the 1960s.

Still . . .

Local scribe Mary Sanchez shares alternative background on Native groups who have collaborated with the team and that offers a nicer perspective . . .

"Kansas City Chiefs fans might not notice that the enormous drum at Arrowhead Stadium will have a richer sound this season. But some Native Americans will know . . . Refurbished Ceremonial Drum Symbolizes Work with American Indian Community Group."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Chiefs Pound Out a Better Relationship at Arrowhead Stadium

Kansas City Chiefs fans might not notice that the enormous drum at Arrowhead Stadium will have a richer sound this season. But some Native Americans will know.