Big girl

Nope. A bipartisan committee stated that Russia influenced the election. Marc Rubio signed it. Trump is using this as a diversion.

Lmbo..

Yeah, right.

No they dont.

Duh, you are not an Indian, therefore, you wouldnt find it offensive.

And, your point is?

Look at the Cleveland Indian logo

How does the fact that people are offended affect your life in any way?

It is a stereotype of 2 Indians. Look at it again

For sure

Look at the logo

It's all b.s. it is a distraction. What is going on with the Epstein files?

Look at the mascot. Besides how does the fact that they find it offensive affect your life in any way?

It's been offensive to some but they felt powerless to change it.

Yes, they were.

Shouldn't he be more concerned with other things?

Yes, the name "Redskins" is widely considered offensive, particularly by many Native Americans, and has been a source of controversy for decades. The term is viewed as a racial slur and a derogatory term for Native Americans, and its use as a sports team name has been protested by Native American groups and activists. Here's why it's offensive: Historical Context: The term "Redskins" is rooted in a history of violence and discrimination against Native Americans, including the practice of offering bounties for the scalps of Native Americans. Racial Slur: Many consider "Redskins" to be a racial slur, similar to other derogatory terms for racial groups, according to the American Civil Liberties Union. Impact on Native Americans: Studies have shown that the name can negatively impact the self-esteem and identity of Native American individuals, especially youth, according to a UC Berkeley study. Perpetuates Stereotypes: The use of "Redskins" as a sports team name perpetuates harmful stereotypes and reinforces negative imagery of Native Americans, says the National Congress of American Indians.

I agree

Trump reposted on Truth social. Why?

Look at the logo

The Cleveland Indians changed their name to the Guardians due to decades of criticism surrounding the "Indians" name and the "Chief Wahoo" logo for being culturally insensitive and offensive to Native Americans. The decision to change the name was also influenced by the national conversation around racial justice and the removal of offensive mascots and team names following the death of George Floyd. Here's a more detailed explanation: Decades of Criticism: The Cleveland Indians had faced increasing criticism and protests for decades regarding their name and the "Chief Wahoo" logo, which were seen as perpetuating harmful stereotypes and caricatures of Native Americans. Pressure from Native American Groups: Native American groups and activists had been advocating for a name change for a long time, arguing that the name and logo were disrespectful and demeaning to their culture and heritage.

Some might

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Yes, the term "Redskin" is widely considered offensive by many Native Americans. While some polls have shown that a portion of Native Americans are not personally offended by the name, according to Wikipedia, there is a strong consensus among many Native American organizations and individuals that the term is a derogatory and racist slur. Here's why the term is considered offensive: Historical Context: The term "Redskin" has a deeply rooted history in racist portrayals of Native Americans, often associated with violence, dehumanization, and the taking of scalps for bounty. Dehumanization: The term reduces individuals to a single, superficial characteristic – their skin color – ignoring their diverse cultures, languages, and identities. Stereotyping: It perpetuates harmful stereotypes and caricatures of Native Americans, often associated with imagery of violence, warfare, and a romanticized, inaccurate view of their history and culture. Impact on Self-Esteem: The use of such terms can negatively impact the self-esteem and cultural identity of Native American individuals and communities, especially children. Organized Opposition: Many Native American organizations and tribes have actively campaigned against the use of the term "Redskins" and other derogatory mascots and names in sports.

Why not Whities