Redskins

Supreme Court to Decide Disparaging Trademark Case

By Abigail Abrams

Anti-Redskins Campaigner Apologizes for Blackface Halloween Costume

By Denver Nicks

California ‘Redskins’ Ban a Rare Win for Movement

By Josh Sanburn

California Becomes First State to Ban 'Redskins' Nickname

By M. Alex Johnson / NBC News
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Judge Knocks Washington Redskins' Federal Trademark

The decision upholds a previously ruling by the U.S. patent office

By Nolan Feeney

Robert Griffin III: What I'm Thankful For

As the year comes closer to an end, and Thanksgiving rolls around, it brings out many feelings and moments to reminisce. Each day we should be thankful for everything we have, but many times we...

By Robert Griffin III

Daily Show Airs Segment That Infuriated Redskins Fans Before It Even Broadcast

Fans of the NFL team were outraged after being confronted on camera by Native American activists

By Denver Nicks

Watch South Park Poke Fun at the Redskins Controversy

“It’s derogatory, Mr. Cartman”

By Maya Rhodan

Everyone Gets Mad on Daily Show Shouting Match Between Redskins Fans and Native Americans

The segment hasn't aired yet

By Sam Frizell

Senator Seeks to Cancel NFL Tax-Exempt Status

Sen. Maria Cantwell announced the upcoming legislation at a press conference hosted by the Change the Mascot campaign

By Maya Rhodan

Redskins Controversy 'Not High' on Native American Agenda, Says Interior Secretary

"Personally, I find it surprising that in this day and age, the name is not different"

By Alex Rogers

Washington Redskins Defend Name With Help From Native Americans

"It's a warrior's name"

By Laura Stampler

7 Ridiculous Exhibits the Redskins Invoked in Their Trademark Defense

How do you defend the seemingly indefensible? The Washington Redskins' heavyweight lawyers tried everything from Philip Rahv to Lou Diamond Phillips

By Jack Dickey

WATCH: Powerful Anti-Redskins Ad From the NBA Finals

The California tribe Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation paid to run the minute-long commercial during the NBA Finals

By Laura Stampler

Redskins President Invites Harry Reid to Game

Bruce Allen hopes the Senate Majority Leader will enjoy the team's "positive, unifying force" in person after the lawmaker asked the NFL to call for a name change

By Nolan Feeney

NFL Investigating Redskins-Themed AR-15 Rifle

The league doesn’t license trademarks to gun makers

By Denver Nicks

Offensive Line

The Washington Redskins unveil a new strategy to keep their name

By Maya Rhodan

A Setback for Redskin Potatoes Won't Hurt The Washington Redskins

The rejection of a trademark for a brand deeming the name "redskin" derogatory doesn't mean much for the football team

By Maya Rhodan
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