Journal articles related to the practice of race-based mascots:
Unpacking the Mascot Debate: Native American Identification Predicts Opposition to Native Mascots
Teaching Intolerance: Anti-Indian Imagery, Racial Politics, and (Anti)Racist Pedagogy
Dog Whistle Mascots: Native American Mascots as Normative Expressions of Prejudice
Articles related to the psychology of race-based mascots:
American Sociological Association Statement by the Council of the American Sociological Association on Discontinuing the Use of Native American Nicknames, Logos and Mascots in Sports
Of Warriors Chiefs and Indian Princesses: The Psychological Impact of American Indian Mascots
Other articles and statements of interest:
Why Cleveland Indians' Name Change is a Half-Century Overdue
Ending the Legacy of Racism in Sports and the Era of Harmful "Indian" Mascots
The Deep History - and Troubling Impact - of Sports Teams Using Native American Mascots
Native Alliance Advisory Council, Indigenizing Education Committee: Supporting Conversations to End Racists Mascots
Washington R* name, Native Mascots Offend More than Previously Reported
The Great Failure of the Indians Mascot Debate: Thinking of it only as Racism
US Civil Rights Commission 2001 News Release Calling for an End to the Use of Native Mascots
The Dutchess County Commission on Human Rights issued a statement on 10/19/2020 opposing the practice of Native mascots.
National and local governments, institutions, academic departments, and organizations who have made resolutions and statements against the use of Indian mascots
Resources for children and families:
Sports, Mascots and Bias from the Anti-Defamation League.
How to Talk Honestly with Your Children About Racism from PBS.
Anti-Racism for Kids: An Age-by-Age Guide to Fighting Hate from Parents Magazine.
A Clinical Perspective on Talking to Kids about Racism from the Child Mind Institute.
Of Mascots and Men, an essay by Mark Gudgel, National Network of State Teachers of the Year.
Here is a list of books for children and young adults about Native American and Indigenous People.
Also of interest is Joseph Bruchac's book: The Heart of a Chief. Joseph is a local Native storyteller and writer.