In Wake of Indians’ Decision, Blackhawks Stay with Team Name – WTTW (Chicago)

“The work we’ve been doing over the last several months in expanding and deepening conversations and partnerships within the native community, we continue to feel really positive about the types of work we can do,” CEO Danny Wirtz said, “the way in which we can be better stewards of the namesake and the history, and to use our platforms to be educators, not only for our fans, but for our internal teams and making sure that we provide that reverence and respect that we talk about.”
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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Call them the du Sables.

Rick
5 years ago

Just call them the Hawks and remove the feathers and warpaint from the logo head, job done, simple.

The True Believer
5 years ago
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Why rick? Because blm told you to give into the mob you gutless coward? See what negotiating with terrorists did to the loop, mag mile and south after Lori, Sophia King, and the Grant Park Advisory council gave into blm and took down the Columbus statues.

Aaron
5 years ago
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