President Trump has sparked controversy once again by defending the use of Native American mascots in school sports, despite calls for change. This comes after a New York high school faced pressure to change its mascot, which some have deemed offensive to Native Americans.

In a series of statements, Trump criticized the push to abandon Native American names and symbols, calling it "ridiculous" and claiming it is a part of the "cancel culture" that has been sweeping the nation. The Trump administration has even launched a probe into the situation at the New York school, accusing officials of infringing on the school's rights.

While some argue that using Native American imagery is disrespectful and perpetuates harmful stereotypes, Trump maintains that such mascots are a nod to tradition and should be preserved. This debate has ignited a national conversation about the intersection of sports, politics, and cultural sensitivity.

Despite the backlash, Trump shows no signs of backing down from his stance on this issue, continuing to advocate for the preservation of Native American imagery in school sports.