If the Washington logo was a potato and everyone wore spud caps and sang the potato fight song, this would not be an issue. I've been saying this for a decade.
If the Washington logo was a potato and everyone wore spud caps and sang the potato fight song, this would not be an issue. I've been saying this for a decade.
There is a High School in my area who still has the Redskins as their name. Hurricane Redskins in Hurricane, WV.
I don't want it changed because then I would have to buy all new stuff.
My HS team was The Saint Mary's Red Devils. People thought it was funny..
And I will ask again for an example where, when referring to American Indians, it's not a racial slur.
Are there actually any native american groups actively currently protesting this, or is it primarily the politicians who have taken up the cause??
And I'd never heard of the term "spook" as being a derogatory term towards African Americans. That is until a decade ago when I learned it was! I made a holloween program named "Spooks can't be serious" where people in costumes told jokes to the camera. The only issue was, most of the people telling the jokes were African American! I changed the title to "Goblins" after I was informed by a coworker of the term.I have never heard anyone ever refer to an American Indian as a "Redskin".
And I'd never heard of the term "spook" as being a derogatory term towards African Americans. That is until a decade ago when I learned it was! I made a holloween program named "Spooks can't be serious" where people in costumes told jokes to the camera. The only issue was, most of the people telling the jokes were African American! I changed the title to "Goblins" after I was informed by a coworker of the term.
Because you hadn't heard it, doesn't mean it isn't real.