Because it is offensive and a racial slur to the original inhabitants of this continent
In YOUR Narrow Mind ......
Seems like the least we can do.
That is YOUR Distorted World View .......
Just like now we will call the " master" bedroom the main bedroom. It's inconsequential but why would we want to continue to offend people if we dont have to.
FFS in 54 yr I have never once run into someone offended by the use if Master Beadroom
How Do Native Americans Feel About the Washington Redskins' Name? You Might Be Surprised
But by virtually any poll, survey or study conducted, that simply doesn’t appear to be the case. At most, it’s fair to say that the nickname is polarizing. But the idea that a name change is necessary for “all”? The numbers simply don’t back that up.
The best-known survey is likely a 2016 Washington Post
poll that found 9 out 10 Native Americans don’t find the “Redskins” name offensive.
The poll asked a random national sample of 504 Native American adults and was
conducted via phone interviews. The margin of error was 5.5 percentage points.
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The Wolvereye survey took a more human approach to their survey. Instead of asking whether a person was offended by “Redskins,” it delved into what it called “emotional DNA” and asked for specific feelings on the team’s name.
The Wolvereye survey instead presented interviewees with 40 options that included feelings such as “proud,” “love” and “fear.”
The findings were fascinating.
The most common emotion the survey takers cited when asked about how they felt about Redskins’ name was “proud.” The next most common was “indifferent.”
In fact, of the top five most common emotions, three of them were categorized as “positive.” That list includes the aforementioned “proud,” “content” and “satisfied.”
The only negative emotion to crack the top five was merely “annoyed.” That sure seems like a far cry from the deeply wounded emotions that
detractors of the name would have you think Native Americans feel about it.