A group of Native Americans continues to urge Washington owner Josh Harris to change the football team's name from Commanders back to its original Redskins.

Right, Jerry Jones? For 87 years, Washington was the Redskins. But in 2020 the team removed the offensive name and logo and went with Washington Football Team until deciding on Commanders in 2022.

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have accused the Washington Commanders franchise of being both woke and racist. NAGA argues the decision to not reinstate that Redskins logo is a “degrading.” Speaking to TMZ Sports, the Native ...

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