Renowned Speaker and Activist visits
Asheville, NC to speak out on
American Indian stereotypes
and the harmful effects
of Indian Mascots
On Thursday, November 12,1998 Ms. Charlene Teters, a national leader in the movement to eliminate the use of Indian Mascots, traveled to Asheville, NC to deliver a public address on the issue of Indian Mascots such as the one used at Erwin High School in Buncombe County, NC.  Erwin High School and the Buncombe County School Board have been receiving an increasing level of national attention due to their continued refusal to enforce the School Boards' non-discrimination policy as it relates to American Indians.  For more information on Ms. Teters and her visit to Asheville follow the links below.


 
 
Announcement: 
Charlene Teters to Visit Asheville NC
 Background Information: 
Charlene Teters Biographical Information
News Release: 
National Leader, Charlene Teters speaks at UNCA
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Western North Carolina Citizens For An End To Institutional Bigotry

(WNCCEIB)

PO Box 18640
Asheville, NC 28814
Tel: 828-669-6677
Fax 828-669-8862
e-mail: wncceib@buncombe.main.nc.us