The Washington NFL team name change represents important first step; but the NFL must still acknowledge and apologize for the harm caused through its continued use of a dictionary defined slur.
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NCAI calls on the @Commanders and @NFL to honor their promises and own the history and harm they accepted, perpetrated, and profited from for decades. It’s time to apologize and engage with #IndianCountry— Native people are #NotYourMascot.
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If you think about it, why would Jon Gruden have any qualms about sending slur-filled emails to Bruce Allen at his work account when the address was something like @redskins.com?
“We appreciate this welcome update to the team’s 2021 policies and protocols. We commend the Washington team for making these changes and for moving away from the racist name, logo and other iconography that offends our nation’s first Americans.”
Change the Mascot commends Washington’s football team for banning fans from attending home games wearing Native American-inspired headdresses and face paint, calling it a “welcome update to the team’s policies and protocols.”
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“By prohibiting fans from misappropriating and mocking Native culture, the Washington football team is demonstrating common decency and common sense,” said Oneida Indian Nation Representative and leader of the Change the Mascot campaign Ray Halbritter.
The national grassroots #ChangetheMascot campaign, led by the Oneida Indian Nation, today praised the recently-announced decision to change the Cleveland Indians’ name.
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“Santorum is not alone. His comments reflect the accumulation of decades of ingrained revisionism combined with a popular culture that at times treats us as if we are simply relics or mascots” - Ray Halbritter https://t.co/DgxcKB8Ci0
We’re proud to support @DebHaalandNM as the first Native American to serve as the Secretary of Interior. Her appointment will be a triumph for Native Americans and an opportunity to ensure qualified management of our great land and resources. @JoeBiden@NCAI1944
“It had been building for a long time. For decades, there have been Native Americans fighting against the use of Native American mascots." - Ray Halbritter, founder of Change the Mascot movement https://t.co/KTQkzMM1EB