When the Cleveland Indians changed their name to the “Guardians” in 2021, it was supposed to be progress. But for many Native Americans like me, it felt like something else entirely: being canceled.

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Thirty years later, the 1995 Cleveland Indians are still talked about as one of the greatest in franchise history. It was a team of stars. It was a season of thrilling games and moments.

Cleveland will continue to be known as the Indians through the 2021 season and the Cleveland Guardians will officially begin at season’s end. Cleveland has been known as the Indians since 1915.

Starting in 1915, for the next 106 years, Cleveland’s team was known as the Indians, a name that will be changed to Guardians at the end of the 2021 season.

Cleveland baseball team owner Paul Dolan says the team will no longer use Indians as a nickname after the 2021 season. A new name has not been chosen.

December 15, 2020 Why the Cleveland Indians Will Change Their Name We have a younger generation that is more diverse and less tolerant of intolerance—and Major League Baseball knows it.