The Washington Commanders have ruled out bringing back their original Redskins logo despite reports that negotiations were ...

The Washington Commanders dropped "redskins" from its name and retired a controversial logo after protests against racial injustice erupted across the country in the summer of 2020. However, there is ...

the Redskins logo will almost certainly never be a part of any current rebrand. It will be used on merchandise and not blurred out on images and videos from the team, but that’s as far as it ...

There have been a lot of misleading articles written recently about the Washington Commanders new ownership bringing back the ...

A Commanders team spokesperson on Monday told Newsweek that there are no plans to bring the logo back. It was developed in 1971 by Wetzel, a former leader of Blackfeet Nation. The Redskins image is a ...

From the team’s historic rebrand to their efforts ... again—this time with the possibility of reviving the retired Redskins logo. Last week, the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural ...

The Washington Commanders ownership group will no longer erase the Redskins logo from the team’s history. AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File Last summer, a DC TV station was called out for blurring or ...

Protesters demonstrate against use of Native American “mascot” by District of Columbia NFL team. The team’s name was later changed from the “Redskins” to the Washington Commanders ...

D.C., team ditched its Redskins name, widely seen by Native American groups as a slur. When it dropped that name, the Commanders also retired the logo used since the early 1970s: a drawing of a ...

Official team publications avoided stereotypically ... It was always, I think, very respectful.” The classic Redskins logo was designed by Walter “Blackie” Wetzel of the Blackfeet Tribe.