nikkas caping for native americans like they didnt own slaves too, and that we didnt HELP cacs whoop their ass. Who yall think first called black troops Buffalo soldiers
I wish people would spend more brainpower and energy on actually improving the extraordinarily shytty conditions for Native Americans today than focusing on a fukking football team name.
I'll educate one mo' gin. Merry members of this fine establishment. Lend me your ears. The name "Redskin" is not a slur nor is it offensive. The term Redskin was created a tribe of indians who wore red paint all the time (red paint was something popular by many tribes by the way) but one tribe in particular did it all the time. Called themselves Redskins. Evidence even points to them using it the same way people today use the term "nikka"
Once this tribe got into beef with "The white man" did the name become a negative. Don't overlook what I just wrote ladies and hoe ass nikkaz. Young White American beef made the name a negative. Then after 20/30yrs the beef with that tribe ended and the name became netrual. People not knowing shyt about history then pick a side and run with it. Everyone of us is guilty of that
Now fukk this native american/indian/injun/meBigChiefRunningHorse shyt. Lets move this to the brothaz so you can peep the same jedi mind trick that will keep us hating ourselves until we develp a sense of self The white man didn't invent the word ******, the correct saying was Naga, they eventually turned it into ******. And it wasn't used to degrade a black person, they from the jump didn't fukk with the "slaves" and called them what they were called. If this is not true, why does negro mean black in other languages? Why is not not offensive? Because it wasn't. Just the white view, white history tells you its bad
Then go to the dictionary, they added meanings to it. Added ignorant, dumb. Thats what they thought of nikkaz, thats not what nikkaz/******s/nagaz are tho. In "their" language they put that there so they can say your dumb. Are you?
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