There has been a lot of controversy in the United States about teams using Native American tribe names for college and professional sports teams. Some argue that the names are racist and stereotypical while others don’t see it to be that way, but rather an honor. One article that speaks on this issue is, “Indian Mascots – You’re Out,” by John Shakely, and he writes about his opinion on the issue speaking from the Native American perspective. He argues that removing Native American Names and mascots from college and professional teams is the right thing to do. Another article that speaks on this issue is, “What’s in a (Team) Name,” by John J. Miller, and he writes about his opinion on the issue from a sports fan’s perspective. He argues that not all teams with Native American tribal names are offensive, but rather significant and honorable. Both articles argue about the issue of racism and stereotypes in college and professional sports, but both authors use different argumentative techniques such as pathos, logos, and ethos to persuade their readers. Although Shakely does a great job with explaining the Native American perspective, Miller is more effective in persuading readers that Native American team names are significant and honorable.…