Redskins Get Big Win in SCOTUS Trademark Decision

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The Washington Redskins’ battle over the legality of its trademarked name may finally be over, as the Supreme Court on Monday ruled that offensive trademarks are protected under the First Amendment.

The ruling came in a case brought by an Asian-American rock band called The Slants. The Slants’ lead singer, Simon Tam, argued that he had chosen the band’s name in order to reclaim the term and “drain its denigrating force as a derogatory term for Asian persons.”

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