“There is no honor in racism.”

The Atlantic argues that the choice should make it easier for other teams to follow suit.

National Congress of American Indians: “Washington Owner Dan Snyder needs to look at Cleveland’s move and then look in the mirror.”

Even if they disparage an ethnicity or race.

The Supreme Court’s decision on Lee v. Tam could impact the trademark battles of the Washington NFL team and other entities with names based on racist stereotypes.

Change The Mascot campaign: “Here’s what’s objective fact: Every major tribal organization in America, over 100, have come out and supported changing the name.”

A federal appeals court is currently considering the legality of the team’s offensive name and related images.

The host of ESPN’s “The Right Time With Bomani Jones” wore a shirt on television that called out the pro sports industry for its racist mascots. Critics reacted. So did Jones. We’re still laughing.

The Carolina Panthers quarterback dropped hard truths during a recent interview. 

Assemblyman Luis Alejo who introduced the measure: “This bill is about respect. Respect for every culture and every person, and Native Americans should not be left out.” 

Washington NFL Team tries to buy absolution, Cheyenne River Souix Tribal Council says no.

And the NFL is bankrolling the team’s fight to hold on to its trademark.

Yet another blow in the battle for its racist name. 

The Minnesota Vikings played host to Dan Snyder’s team amid the long-planned protests.

The actor says the logo gives him ‘a little fire and some oomph.’

‘Aren’t you being a little sensitive?’

‘The fact remains that Native Americans themselves find the term unacceptable.’

Is Dan Snyder listening?

It ain’t pretty.

Mascots directly impact the self-esteem and mental health of Native American youth.