WND Reports: With a new owner in town promising to return the Washington, D.C., football franchise to its 1980s glory, many of the team's fans are rallying behind an American Indian group's petition to reclaim the old "Redskins" name and logo – in what has the potential to be a dramatic reversal of "wokeism."

The Change.org petition is the creation of the Native American Guardians Association, or NAGA, titled, "Change the Washington Commanders back to the Washington Redskins." Started on June 21, it had passed 122,000 signatures by press time, with scant establishment media coverage.

The petition states, "We, are passionate supporters of the Washington Redskins and its rich history. We write to you today as a collective voice, urging you to reconsider the recent name change from the Redskins to the Commanders. We believe that restoring the original name, the Redskins, is the right decision for the team, its loyal fanbase, and the legacy it represents."

The NAGA petition continues: "The name 'Redskins' carries deep cultural, historical, and emotional significance, honoring the bravery, resilience, and warrior spirit associated with Native American culture. It was never intended as a derogatory or offensive term but as a symbol of respect and admiration. Changing the name abruptly disregards the positive legacy that the Redskins name has built over the years and disorients the passionate fans who have invested their emotions, time, and unwavering support in the team."