Native American art is federally recognized for authenticity. The Cleveland Indians and Washington Redskins would probably not pass standards.
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Yep, those teams would never pass. The Indian Arts and Crafts Board is doing a good thing here keeping artwork authentic, otherwise you end up like Columbus thinking your in India an not on Indian Land. Anybody ever take a trip to NM or AZ and see who owns some of the galleries? You'd think you should have taken a left turn at Sri Lanka.
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