Albany, N.Y. — An American Indian tribe in upstate New York said Thursday it will launch a radio ad campaign pressing for the Washington Redskins to shed a name often criticized as offensive. The ...
Redskins owner Daniel Snyder has vowed to never change the team name The Oneida Indian Nation sent an ad request to a radio station in which Snyder is an investor Lewis Schreck%2C the radio station's ...
The only silver lining in the recent Redskins dysfunction is that the internal strife has pushed external complaints regarding the team’s name to the back burner. That changes this week, with Oneida ...
In May, the Oneida Nation paid $10,000 to a New York high school to change its mascot from the Redskins to the Hawkeyes. (Stan Honda/Getty Images) The Oneida Indian Nation will air Thanksgiving ads on ...
The Redskins' controversy doesn't appear to be going away any time soon. (USATSI). (USATSI) A month after the Oneida Nation in Wisconsin protested the Redskins name before the team faced the Packers ...
Two Washington, D.C. radio stations won't run ads protesting the Washington Redskins nickname, a decision that surprised and disappointed the leading advocates behind the movement. CBS Radio ...
The Washington Redskins invited some Navajo code talkers to Monday Night Football to be honored for their service in World War II as part of the NFL’s salute to military veterans. It seemed like a PR ...
As the debate over the name of Washington’s football team grows louder, one of the more vocal groups on the issue has found itself unexpectedly silenced. The Oneida Indian Nation learned Friday that ...
Washington Redskins helmets are displayed on the field during NFL football training camp at Redskins Park in Ashburn, Va. The Oneida Indian Nation tribe in upstate New York said Thursday, Sept. 5, ...
The campaign to change the name of Wasington’s professional football team will be coming to Baltimore in a “small” way Friday via ads on WBAL radio. WBAL progran director Dave Hill confirmed that ...
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