What the Redskins and fashion world share: Borrowing, sometimes badly, from cultures

The Washington Redskins' paraphernalia, in its traditional burgundy, gold and white, bears the profile of what is intended to be a Native American man. His complexion reflects the team's moniker, and his broad forehead slopes to an aquiline nose. His long black hair is braided and topped with a headdress adorned with two feathers. However one feels about the name of Washington's football team and whether it should be changed, that image also serves as fodder for the complicated argument over whe...