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While the I’m A Potoon Caption I Solve Problems You Don’t Know You Have In Ways You Can’t Understand Shirt and I love this Redskins are the first major sports team to take serious steps towards change, it surely won’t be the last. There are currently many sports teams that use Native Americans as wordplay or as mascots. (The Kansas City Chiefs is another major NFL team, for instance, where fans are known to wear headdresses, a sacred garment, in the stands.) Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians have also begun the process of reviewing a name change; its logo used to feature an image of “Chief Wahoo,” a racial caricature of an Indigenous chief, but was retired in 2019. (In the college ranks, St. John’s changed the name of its storied basketball team to from Redmen to Red Storm in 1994).

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For many in the I’m A Potoon Caption I Solve Problems You Don’t Know You Have In Ways You Can’t Understand Shirt and I love this Indigenous community, the name change has been a long time coming. “I’m grateful that this team’s name has finally come to an end. For myself, this was about common human decency,” says Jamie Okuma, a Luiseño/Shoshone-Bannock artist. “If it’s not okay to paint your face, dress up, or call racist names to any other race, why was it ever acceptable to do that to us?”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.