Given the recent war of words and calls for a Redskins name change, the topic is apropos.
Last month, Washington Post columnist Courtland Milloy, who feels the Redskins name is racist and patently offensive, sparked the latest row when he intimated Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III’s knee injury was linked to “bad karma” over the team’s name.
In a cliched montage, Milloy described RGIII as a “noble savage” who “goes on a ‘Redskins’ warpath only to leave a trail of tears when his wounded knee gets buried at FedEx Field.”
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5 comments:
Just another attempt to turn our attention away from the ravages of our government. While we are looking at the right hand the left hand is doing something surrepticious. The principle of any magic trick.
NOTHING BETTER TO DO? nOTHING ELSE PRESSING?
Why is the name offensive? It should be an honor...except during a losing season...:)
"wounded knee"...sounds like a place.
REDS... Their symbol could be a star. Fitting for that town right now.
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