CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland Indians issued a statement that they are now also considering a name change after having dropped the Chief Wahoo logo from their uniforms. The team’s ...

The Cleveland Indians new name being inspired instead by ... for trademark protections. The art deco style “Guardians of Traffic’ also look like centurions. So could ‘Cleveland Centurions ...

GALLERY: View all the Cleveland Indians Baseball Dolls Of late, the Indians have afforded their resident artists plenty of time to create. It’s not just that last year’s American League champs ...

For years now, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred has pushed Cleveland Indians owner Paul Dolan to ... Americans do not deserve to be denigrated as cartoon mascots, and the team’s move is a reflection ...

“Groups like the National Congress of American Indians passed resolutions for decades on this, social science has made clear these names are harmful and Cleveland got out in front of it and they ...

On Friday, when the Cleveland Indians announced that the baseball team ... sculptures known as the Guardians of Traffic — massive Art Deco figures that adorn the Ohio city’s Hope Memorial ...

Cleveland Indians researcher Jerry Strothers dug up the original story from that day, and the caricature and racist cartoon that accompanied the story. The cartoon is full of insensitive ...

Schmidt After years of protests from fans and Native American groups, the Cleveland Indians have decided to ... out the logos and imagery of the cartoon mascot Chief Wahoo. One option that the ...

Tam, the Cleveland Indians have announced ... Chief Wahoo is a cartoon-like caricature of a Native American male that the Indians adopted in 1947 1 and began to appear on uniforms in 1948 2.