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The movement to change the name of the Washington Redskins has grown significantly in recent years.

The Oneida Indian Nation is thanking Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for speaking out against the name of Washington's NFL team, which he said "denigrates a race of people."

The Oneida Indian Nation is once again making a push for the NFL's Washington Football team to stop using the nickname 'Redskins.'

The Oneida Indian Nation is taking part in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade once again.

Whether or not you agree with what Ray Halbritter of the Oneida Indian Nation believes about the word ‘Redskins,’ one thing is for sure; the word’s popularity can be partially attributed to a couple of Upstate New Yorkers. by Bill Keeler The Origin First, the word’s origin has been debated over the years...

Here's a wrap-up of today's Keeler in the Morning Show on WIBX for Thursday, October 31st. WIBX VIP Club Gripe of the Day is:  Contradiction This Day in History:  click here Oneida Nation Meets with NFL NFL tells Ray Halbritter that they support the Washington Redskins. As...

The Oneida Indian Nation's "Change the Mascot" campaign took its argument to NFL officials at a meeting in New York City today.

Here's a wrap-up of today's Keeler in the Morning Show on WIBX for Tuesday, October 29th. WIBX VIP Club Gripe of the Day is:  Chill This Day in History:  click here Stuff in the News Boston Red Sox take a 3-2 lead in the World Series A listener is giving away a Haunted House...

Here's a wrap-up of today's Keeler in the Morning Show on WIBX for Monday, October 28th. WIBX VIP Club Gripe of the Day is:  Burn  (Bill burned his mouth severely on a toasted ravioli on Friday.  Blisters?  Infection? death? Google results can send you off the deep-end) This Day in History:  click here Big Weekend with things to discuss World Series finishes - crazy...

The Oneida Indian Nation has released a new poll showing that if the Washington Redskins changed their name, the vast majority of DC-area residents would continue to support the team.