The Cleveland Indians promised to get rid of the Chief Wahoo logo after the 2018 season. They have officially unveiled their new uniforms for the 2019 season and sure enough, the caricature is ...

The Cleveland Indians Are Getting Rid of Racist Logo but Sticking to Racist Name It is not lost on this writer that the name of the stadium where the Cleveland Indians play is “Progressive.” ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – When it comes to the Cleveland Indians and their search for a new name, the lid is on tight with an elephant sitting on top. Lips are sealed with Super Glue.

Cleveland Indians to remove Native American Chief Wahoo logo from 2019 after responding to racism accusations Team owner Paul Dolan confirmed that talks with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred had led ...

What a difference a century makes. The Cleveland Plain Dealer called for the Cleveland Indians to get rid of its "Chief Wahoo" logo in an editorial Friday morning for being "racially insensitive ...

1928-38 Cleveland first acknowledges the "Indians" nickname on its uniforms. From 1915-27, the team wore uniforms with the word "Cleveland" or a stylistic "C" logo.

The Cleveland Indians baseball team will stop using a logo long criticised as being offensive to Native Americans.

The Cleveland Indians will be removing "Chief Wahoo," the bright red caricature of a Native American the team uses as a logo, from players' caps and uniforms starting in 2019.

Chief Wahoo—a racist caricature of a Native American—remains the logo of the Cleveland Indians despite a campaign by some to get the baseball franchise to finally do away with the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The first time I wrote a column about the need for the Indians to change their Chief Wahoo logo was in 1998. I couldn’t find an online version, but it’s reprinted in my ...

The Cleveland Indians logo displayed on the turf of the infield prior to the game between the Cleveland Indians and the Tampa Bay Rays at Progressive Field on July 22, 2021 in Cleveland, Ohio.