Pennsylvania School Board Reinstates Controversial Native American Logo

Newly Elected Members Lead Charge Against 'Cancel Culture', Sparking Mixed Reactions in the Community

The Southern York County School District board in Pennsylvania voted 7-2 to reinstate the Native American warrior head logo that was removed in 2021.
Five of the seven board members who voted in favor of the logo were elected in November 2023, following community backlash against the logo's removal.
Native American activist and historian Andre Billeaudeuax described the vote as a significant moment in the fight against 'cancel culture'.
Jennifer Henkel, one of the newly elected board members, stated that the movement to remove the logo was an attempt to erase Native American culture.
Despite the board's decision, some community members, including Native American parent Katy Isennock, expressed opposition to the logo's reinstatement.