"I am deeply disappointed in the court's ruling, however, today was a victory in that we have elevated awareness of this serious issue at a national -- and even international -- level," said Cardinal. "We had hoped the court would recognize the immediate harm that the Cleveland baseball team racist's name and logo would cause, especially since the team has already demonstrated its ability to wear a jersey without an offensive name and mascot. That this kind of discrimination is not a violation of human rights underscores the challenge Indigenous Persons of North America continue to face."