Kansas City Chiefs Ban Headdresses at Stadium - The New York Times
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NowThis - The Washington Football Team will no longer allow fans to wear 'Native American-inspired ceremonial headdresses or face paint' to home games at FedEx Field as the team embarks on solidifying
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