Communities across country reclaim Indian nicknames, iconography as pendulum swings back
When the Washington Commanders’ Dan Quinn conducted a practice over the weekend wearing a T-shirt featuring an illustration of two feathers, social media exploded with speculation: Was the coach signaling a “Redskins” return?
LOVERRO: Mambo No. 5 rookie has Commanders, Way dancing to his tune
I’ll bet if you told new Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn what the reaction was going to be when he wore a Commanders T-shirt to a rookie minicamp last week, you probably could have knocked him over with a feather. Two feathers, actually.
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