We, the Undersigned Members of OAH, along with Selected Nonmembers, Support the Resolution to Change the Name and Logo of the Washington “Redskins.”
Imagestags: OAH, Organization of American Historians
We, the Undersigned Members of OAH,
along with Selected Nonmembers,
Support the Resolution to Change the Name and Logo of the Washington “Redskins.”
Members
Ira Berlin, Professor of History, University of Maryland
Ned Blackhawk, Professor of History, Yale University
Vernon Burton, Professor of History, Sociology, and Computer Science, Clemson University; emeritus Professor of History, University of Illinois (Urbana/Champaign)
Chet DeFonso, Professor of History, Northern Michigan University*
Philip J. Deloria, Professor of History and Native American Studies, University of Michigan
Eric Foner, Professor of History, Columbia University
Lee Formwalt, former Executive Director, OAH
Lawrence Friedman, emeritus Professor of History, Indiana University; Visiting Scholar, Harvard University
Steven Garabedian, Professor of History, Marist College
Robert Goodrich, Professor of History, Northern Michigan University*
Lois E. Horton, emerita Professor of History, George Mason University
Keith Kendall, Professor of History, Northern Michigan University*
Patricia Limerick, Professor of History, University of Colorado
April Lindala, Professor of Native American Studies, Northern Michigan University*
James W. Loewen, emeritus Professor of Sociology, University of Vermont; Visiting Professor of African American Studies, University of Illinois (Urbana/Champaign)
Gabe Logan, Associate Professor of History, Northern Michigan University*
Rebecca Mead, Professor of History, Northern Michigan University*
James P. O’Brien, emeritus Professor of History, University of Massachusetts, Boston
Martin J. Reinhardt, Assistant Professor of Native American Studies, Northern Michigan University*
David Roediger, Professor of American Studies, University of Kansas
Rod Ross, National Archives
Peter Wallenstein, Professor of History, Virginia Tech
Richard White, Professor of History, Stanford University
Alan Willis, Professor of History, Northern Michigan University*
* = membership claimed institutionally via NMU Library
Non-Members
Monroe Gilmour, Coordinator, North Carolina Mascot Education & Action Group (NCMEAG)
Hunter Gray, emeritus Professor and Chair, American Indian Studies, University of North Dakota; Mi'kmaq / St. Francis Abenaki / St. Regis Mohawk
Mike Jetty, Indian Education Specialist, Montana Office of Public Instruction
Kathryn Johnson, Instructor of History, Northern Michigan University
Lance Kelley, Instructor of General Studies, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Muskogee Creek
Frank Miller, emeritus Professor of American Indian Studies and Anthropology, University of Minnesota
Barbara Stewart Mogel, retired Exhibit Manager, National Museum of the American Indian
The Native American House, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Barbara O'Connell, emerita Professor of Anthropology, Hamline University
Cornel Pewewardy, Professor and Director, Indigenous Nations Studies, Portland State University
Richard L. Thornton, Tribal Historian, Koweta Creek Tribe of Alabama and Georgia, and Architect, Trail of Tears Memorial, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Wendy Zagray Warren, Professor, Berea College; formerly Indian Education For All Coordinator for Columbia Falls Schools, Columbia Falls, MT
Keith Wheelock, emeritus Professor of History, Raritan Valley Community College
Please note: institutional affiliations are for identification only; individuals sign for themselves, not for their institutions (except for The Native American House, which signs as an entity).
Direct queries to James W. Loewen, jloewen@uvm.edu, 202.269.6655.
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