Logos referring to Native Americans should be banned

This is the round in which I will form rebuttals to my opponent's arguments. 1."Indians represent bravery, courage, and fighting." -The reason this does not justify the use of Native Americans as logos is because it is perpetuating a stereotype. "Depictions of mighty warriors of the past emphasize a tragic part of our history; focusing on wartime survival, they ignore the strength and beauty of our cultures during times of peace. Many Indian cultures view life as a spiritual journey filled with lessons to be learned from every experience and from every living being. Many put high value on peace, right action and sharing." -The above passage is from the book "everything's an argument" page 626 from an essay entitled "Common Themes and Questions about the Use of 'Indian' Logos". -By continually portraying the so called "Indians" as an aggressive and belligerent people, we are misrepresenting their culture. The plethora of tribes and societies of the Native Americans, for the most part, do not promote war, instead, as the above passage asserts, their culture is at its most elegant and majestic when every aspect is understand in its entirety, as opposed to focusing on the "popular" perception of their existence. 2. "Cultural Promotion" -It is not the prerogative of the Caucasian race to promote a culture that we do not fully understand. No matter how "honorable" it is to represent them in the manner in which we perceive to be best, we will inevitably and, understandably, unintentionally distort the true nature of their society and tradition. Allow them to perpetuate their own practices. "The responsibility for the continuance of our culture falls to Native people. We accomplish this by surviving, living and thriving; and, in so doing, we pass on to our children our stories, traditions, religions, values, arts and our languages. We sometimes do this important work with people from other cultural backgrounds, but they do not and cannot continue our cultures for us. Our ancestors did this work for us, and we continue to carry the culture for the generations to come. Our cultures are living cultures - they are passed on, not 'preserved.'" The above passage is from the book "everything's an argument" page 628 from the aforementioned essay entitled "Common Themes and Questions about the Use of 'Indian' Logos". I will group 3. "A majority of Native Americans aren't offended." and 4. "Team naming" together for the sake of time. "Undermining the educational experiences of members of all communities-especially those who have had little or no contact with Indigenous peoples. The symbols, images and mascots teach non-Indian children that it's acceptable to participate in culturally abusive behavior and perpetuate inaccurate misconceptions about American Indian culture." "Establishes an unwelcome and often times hostile learning environment for American Indians students that affirms negative images/stereotypes that are promoted in mainstream society." http://www.apa.org... -Whether or not those who were polled agree that mascots should stay is irrelevant. The dramatic effect that is the result of bias and prejudice has been created by the above stated misrepresentation. Teen suicide rates among the native are several times higher than the national average and the average Native American man will only live to be 45. The systematic genocide that has and is occurring in the United States has resulted in the decimation of approximately 95% of the Native American population. They are suffering. They have been devalued and deemed unworthy of living as autonomous citizens. If they did, then the Bureau of Indian Affairs would be eradicated from our federal government and the freest forms of prison known as reservations would not exist either.