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Family of Blackfeet chief, face of NFL's Redskins for 48 years, wants his image back in NFL

John Two Guns White Calf was the face of the Washington Redskins franchise for 48 years before he was canceled. His family tells Fox News Digitial they "want him back" in the NFL.

Total Pro Sports on MSN · 5d

REPORT: Family Of Tribal Chief Who Was The Face Of The Redskins Are Making It Clear What They Want The NFL To Do

The family of Blackfeet chief John Two Guns White Calf are demanding the Washington Commanders put his logo back into the league.

The Times of India on MSN · 5d

Family of Blackfeet Chief Wants His Image Restored in the NFL

The family of John Two Guns White Calf, a prominent Blackfeet chief who became the iconic face of the Washington Redskins for nearly five decades, is calling for his image to be reinstated in the NFL.

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Family of inspiration for iconic Washington Redskins logo wants his image back

To this day, announcers and sports pundits still call the team the Redskins, and the descendants of John Two Guns White Calf, who was prominently featured on the team’s logo from 1972 until 2020, want to restore that proud heritage.

Daily Mail · 5d

Washington Commanders urged to drop name and re-adopt Redskins branding by family of Blackfeet chief depicted in old 'racist' logo

The family of the man depicted in the former Washington Redskins logo has reignited the debate over the team's politically correct 'Commanders' rebranding.

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Descendants of Native American chief want his face back at NFL events

The retired logo featuring John Two Guns White Calf inspired tribal and family pride they told Fox News Descendants of John ...

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The NFL won’t acknowledge it erased a Native American

The NFL and the Washington Commanders attempted to erase John Two Guns White Calf when they abandoned the Redskins moniker and logo.

Why The Face Of The NFL Commanders Was ‘Canceled’ Despite 90% Of Native Americans Reportedly Supporting The Team’s Former Name

A struggle is erupting over whether to change the name and logo back. What is behind it, and who should decide?

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With RFK site at stake, the Commanders try to satisfy the Wetzels

The Commanders are rebuilding trust with the family of “Blackie” Wetzel, who created the franchise’s old logo. It could ...

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