FRANK BLACK CLOUD DEFENDS NATIVE AMERICAN MASCOTS AND HERITAGE, PLUS AN INSPIRING MOVIE

On this episode of Ladies of Another View, the panel welcomes Frank Black Cloud, Vice President of the Native American Guardian Association. Frank shares powerful insight into the proud history behind Native American team names and mascots, and how many of these names were originally created to honor bravery, strength, and tradition. Frank explains how teams like the Fighting Sioux came to be, and why many Native communities once viewed these names as a source of pride rather than offense. Sadly, that rich legacy is now under attack, as states like New York push rulings to ban all Native American mascots, stripping away important pieces of history in the name of political correctness. Frank discusses the harm this causes, not only to Native Americans but to the broader understanding of American culture and heritage.
On "The Lighter Side," Jerome Richter returns to bring an uplifting story about a young saint whose inspiring journey is now being brought to life in a new movie. It’s a refreshing reminder that faith, courage, and perseverance still have a strong place in today’s world. Join us for an enlightening and heartfelt conversation that defends truth and celebrates the heroes who shaped our nation’s story.