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Rihanna is putting in the work ahead of her Super Bowl halftime show, focusing so hard on what she promises will be “a jam-packed show” that her upcoming birthday and Valentine’s Day almost slipped her mind.
The Kansas City Chiefs are the reason Rhonda LeValdo is in Arizona for the Super Bowl. But she won't be here to watch the game. She and other Native Americans are continuing a push to get the Chiefs to abandon its name, mascot and fan-driven “tomahawk chop." The demonstration is planned Sunday outside State Farm Stadium in Glendale. The advocates for change say using iconography and words with Native connotations demeans them and perpetuates racist stereotypes. The team's president, Mark Donovan, told The Associated Press on Thursday that he respects the protesters' right to demonstrate but gave no indication those demands would be met.