- to the
Redskins the
following year
before moving to Washington, D.C., to
become the
Washington Redskins in 1937. The
usage of the term
redskin was controversial...
- was
translated as 'if any
redskins', and the
second included "tout les
peaux rouges",
which was
translated as 'all the
redskins'.: 4 The term here refers...
- the
United States and Canada's
First Nations.
Redskin or
Redskins may also
refer to:
Washington Redskins, the
former name of the NFL team now
known as...
-
Redskins Epilogue Album Review". Soundsxp.com. 9
March 2010.
Retrieved 1 June 2020.
Unofficial band
website BBC Peel
Sessions – The
Redskins Redskins:...
- name the
following year to the
Redskins and
moved to Washington, D.C. in 1937. In 2020, the team
retired the
Redskins name
after longstanding controversies...
-
pressure on the
Redskins to
change their name.
FedEx called on the team to
change its name on July 2, 2020. The same day, Nike
removed Redskins apparel from...
- for skinhead.
Redskins take a
militant anti-fascist and pro-working
class stance. The most well-known
organization ****ociated with
redskins is Red and Anarchist...
-
January 9, 2022. "FedExField" (PDF). 2015
Washington Redskins Media Guide.
Washington Redskins.
August 28, 2015.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on...
- The
Redskins Rule is an
observed longstanding coincidence between the
National Football League (NFL) game
results of the
Washington Redskins, now known...
- the
Redskins had
drafted 2011
Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III with the
second overall pick to be
their franchise quarterback. The
Redskins acquired...
