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We spoke with Rosanna Hicken, a Cincinnati native who went to BYU and now lives in Utah, after she posted a video on social media this weekend showing students chanting "F—k the Mormons" during the second quarter of their Big 12 matchup. "Maybe some alcohol-fueled mob mentality, but we saw it. I posted it. I was disappointed," Hicken told us. | WCPO 9

October 13, 2025, is Indigenous Peoples' Day, which recognizes the history and resilience of Native Americans while acknowledging the injustices committed against them during the founding of the United States. Native Americans faced a centuries-long campaign of violence, displacement, and terror, often described as genocide. The "terror" and suffering endured by Native Americans include: Violence and massacres Systematic killing: Colonial powers and, later, the U.S. government used organized vio