Ok I have questions in regard to the Washington Redskins and Cleveland Indians.
My guess is that the club employed the moniker 'redskins' in reverence to indigenous Americans? If so why is it so offensive that they now do not have a mascot / moniker? Who is offended by that? Are the majority of native Americans offended because a grid iron club has employed them as a moniker in reverence?
What about the Cleveland Indians? They're still recognised as the Cleveland Indians? If so why are they exempt from cancel culture? Is this not inconsistent?
They're not.
Cleveland Indians name and logo controversy - Wikipedia
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The Cleveland Indians officially announced on July 3, 2020 that the club would review its name in the wake of nationwide protests against the killing of George Floyd.
The Atlanta Braves attract similar criticism.