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Finally the racist baseball team name and mascot are leaving Cleveland

Finally the racist baseball team name and mascot are leaving Cleveland By Martha Grevatt posted on July 26, 2021 Cleveland The big front page news July 24 was the new name of the city’s Major League Baseball team: the Cleveland Guardians. The “Cleveland Indians” and their despicable mascot a racist caricature known as “Chief Wahoo” had finally found their rightful place in the dustbin of history. Protest outside Cleveland home baseball game, July 24, 2020 For decades Indigenous activists and allies protested outside home games, demanding the team scrap its mascot and change its name. For decades team owners were intransigent, citing “tradition.” In 2018 they announced that the offensive logo would no longer appear on player uniforms but merchandise bearing the image was still sold.

Trump Calls Cleveland Indians Name Change a Disgrace

Trump Calls Cleveland Indians Name Change a Disgrace The former president says he is now a FORMER baseball fan Aarohi Sheth | July 23, 2021 @ 6:11 PM Getty Images Former President Donald Trump is not happy with the Cleveland Indians name change, as he expressed his disapproval of the situation Friday. “Can anybody believe that the Cleveland Indians, a storied and cherished baseball franchise since taking the name in 1915, are changing their name to the Guardians? Such a disgrace, and I guarantee that the people who are most angry about it are the many Indians of our Country,” he said in a statement. This reaction came shortly after the Major League Baseball team announced via a video narrated by actor Tom Hanks, that, beginning in 2022, their name all be the Cleveland Guardians.

Guardians: silly or dignified ? Ohioans sound off

Guardians: silly or dignified ? Ohioans sound off
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Cleveland Indians ban Native American-themed face paint and headdresses at home games

Cleveland Indians ban Native American-themed face paint and headdresses at home games Des Bieler © Tony Dejak/AP Face paint and headdresses that reference Native American culture will be prohibited at Cleveland s Progressive Field this season. (Tony Dejak/AP, File) The Cleveland Indians announced Wednesday that they will ban face paint and headdresses that reference Native American culture from their home games this season. The announcement was included in a long list of what fans can expect at Cleveland’s Progressive Field when the team, in its final season using the name Indians, has its home opener Monday. Up to 30 percent capacity at the ballpark will be allowed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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