Category: Native American Imagery

Cleveland Baseball Club Wears Road Jerseys at Home for Season Opener

By Phil Hecken, on July 25th, 2020%

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Greetings Uni Watchers from the summer place “out east.” I hope everyone is staying safe and cool.

After four months with virtually no uni-news, we had quite a bit of the the past couple days. Topping the list for today was the decision by the Cleveland . . . → Read More: Cleveland Baseball Club Wears Road Jerseys at Home for Season Opener

Washington Redskins: 1937–2020

By Paul Lukas, on July 13th, 2020%

Good morning! Greetings from Uni Watch HQ, where all three inhabitants continue to be safe and healthy. Hope the same is true for everyone at your home.

Now then: Multiple news outlets began reporting last night that the ’Skins will make it official this morning and announce that they are retiring their team nickname. . . . → Read More: Washington Redskins: 1937–2020

3 Days That Rocked the World of Native American Sports Imagery

By Paul Lukas, on July 6th, 2020%

Good morning! Greetings from Uni Watch HQ, where all three inhabitants continue to be healthy and safe. Hope the same is true at your home and that you all did your best to enjoy the weirdest Independence Day of our lifetimes.

I know many people kind of tuned out from following news developments during . . . → Read More: 3 Days That Rocked the World of Native American Sports Imagery

FedEx, Nike Choose Sides in NFL Name-Change Debate

By Paul Lukas, on July 3rd, 2020%

Yesterday’s Ticker included the news that investment firms and shareholders had asked three prominent ’Skins-associated corporations to stop doing business with the team. Those three companies were FedEx, which holds the naming rights to the team’s stadium; PepsiCo, which is a stadium concessionaire and also has the naming rights to one of the stadium . . . → Read More: FedEx, Nike Choose Sides in NFL Name-Change Debate