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They can keep Redskins name but not the logo
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I still haven't forgiven the gods.They can keep Redskins name but not the logo
No native American symbolism is allowed to be associated with the name Redskins.I still haven't forgiven the gods.
I don't see it being much of an issue with the logo then, I wouldn't mind seeing this helmet grace the field again unless that is also deemed discriminatory.
They've been re-writing the plot behind my back for years.Did you ever have the plot?
They can keep Redskins name but not the logo
I'm just saying the federal judge ruling is that the Redskins logo is canceled and can't be associated with a team name Redskins, but the Redskins name is not affected, team can still use.
Obviously having the trademark on the logo canceled is not ideal for the org. The name Redskins is still protected.
So, like I was saying, if the court upholds the verdict of having the trademark on the logo canceled but the trademark of the name Redskins still valid, then the org would look towards a new logo while still retaining the Redskins name. Just it wouldn't be a native American logo as again the court ruled basically that no native American symbolism is allowable associated with the Redskins name.
Something tells me the Washington DC Hogs might not be the best name.
This is like the shittest thread ever, can we delete it and pretend it never happened?
Though you barrack for the enemy...I totally agree. Political Correctness gone mad.I think the logo is fine. I might take heat for saying this, but it's all in respect! They are named the "redskins" because the original namer saw great things in the old "redskins". They are paying respect to them, not humiliating or discriminating against them.
Spot on.. the more equality certain outcasts want and are getting is making this 'political correctness' direction look outdated because once you segregate a class of people, the more acceptance will endure tolerance meaning the definition of 'Redskins' is just a mere tribal throwback terminology that wasn't embraced by the offended minority back in the 60's. Funnily enough research finds that less than 40% of school teams with the 'redskin' reference have been re-named... the one more particular is the university of Miami in Ohio which is where Ben Roethlisberger hails from, changed their name to ..... 'red hawks' go figure?!!Though you barrack for the enemy...I totally agree. Political Correctness gone mad.
Some people feel they need a mission in life Woodson. They grab onto an issue and invariably lose focus as to why they began in the first place. After time, it becomes about power and staying true to the cause when in reality, most people just don't give a * about it and are happy existing in their corner of the world.Spot on.. the more equality certain outcasts want and are getting is making this 'political correctness' direction look outdated because once you segregate a class of people, the more acceptance will endure tolerance meaning the definition of 'Redskins' is just a mere tribal throwback terminology that wasn't embraced by the offended minority back in the 60's. Funnily enough research finds that less than 40% of school teams with the 'redskin' reference have been re-named... the one more particular is the university of Miami in Ohio which is where Ben Roethlisberger hails from, changed their name to ..... 'red hawks' go figure?!!
There are three major Native American schools in Oklahoma who are not overreacting whatsoever to the protests of the controversial name. Just because 15 NA scholars who obviously had issues in California got the ball rolling there, feel it's within the countries duty to make sweeping changes yet the native folk in Oklahoma are not perturbed.
Good for you. Most people couldn't give a rat's arse (whether that's right or wrong is a point of discussion).I'm %100 behind the change of name, or more, the disassociation of the word redskin from native american symbolism and icons.