Watch out Redskins, you may be on the receiving end of the feared U.N. sternly worded letter.
VERONA, N.Y. — The Oneida Indian leader from upstate New York who has become a high-profile critic of the Washington Redskins’ nickname is taking his case to the United Nations.
The Oneida Indian Nation says Ray Halbritter will meet Friday with the Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights at U.N. headquarters in Manhattan. Halbritter argues that the Washington team’s nickname is racially insensitive and should be changed.
The NFL team was already facing a fresh round of criticism when the Oneidas began airing radio advertisements during the NFL’s regular season critical of the nickname.
Redskins owner Dan Snyder has called the name “a badge of honor” and said it won’t be changed.
well put Eglman. I could write it for them, "The UN condemns the Washington Redskin's use of the word Redskin for their football team in the strongest of terms."
and the earth will quake with laughter.
******************* Christianity teaches to share what we have earned, the "cheerful giver" model. Christianity: It's mine but I choose to give away Socialism: What's yours should be mine