The debate regarding offensive team names, specifically the Washington Redskins, first arose in 1972, however as time went on it became less of issue - until 2013. Two-thousand thirteen allowed for the introduction of this debate once again, it went on for years until it was partially resolved with the 2017 ruling that banning offensive team names was unconstitutional. Team names deemed offensive should not be banned because names represent culture appreciation, the economy could be harmed, and the label of offensive is subjective. The United States is often referred to as a melting pot. Our foundation consists of a population from all around the world. Naturally, we are going to adopt ways to appreciation such cultures and perhaps ease any
