Native American group blasts Chiefs for 'mocking our culture,' calls team's 'end racism' message 'ironic'

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A Native American group, the "Not In Our Honor" Coalition, protested the Kansas City Chiefs’ namesake before the team's game on Monday because they feel the team is "mocking our culture."

Rhonda LeValdo, the founder of "Not In Our Honor," spoke to Fox News Digital explaining why the group needed to be present at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium before the contest against the Las Vegas Raiders, especially on Indigenous Peoples’ Day. 

"It is sad that even though we have won a victory with the renaming of Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day to recognize the true history of this country, we celebrate that but also we have to deal with the KC football team perpetuating a racist stereotype all around the world and mocking our culture," LeValdo explained. 

"Those outside our country think we like it and we approve, and we wanted to be there tonight to show the team and fans we don't approve of this and they need to stop using our culture. The statement they (KC) put out is very hollow because they have never engaged with us or the KC Indian Center, only with their own group who agrees with them. I would like to know who this national organization they are working with is, because the National Congress of American Indians put out a resolution specifically calling them out.

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KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - JANUARY 23: Kansas City Chiefs fans react against the Buffalo Bills during the third quarter in the AFC Divisional Playoff game at Arrowhead Stadium on January 23, 2022. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

"KC knows what they are doing is wrong, they banned the