Cleveland-based Shelf Life Clothing has been making satirical T-shirts with humorous designs. The "Cleveland Caucasians" was one of many -- such as the one that depicted notorious basketball ...

Things aren't often considered problematic until they affect you, then there's a problem. There were a flurry of reactions as ESPN's sports journalist Bomani Jones appeared on ESPN wearing a ...

When Jones appeared on air, he was sporting a dark blue short-sleeve shirt with the word "Caucasians" written in the center. A white-faced Chief Wahoo, the Cleveland Indians' long-time logo ...

ESPN's Bomani Jones appeared in an extra segment following his time on Mike and Mike on Thursday morning to explain his t-shirt that read 'Caucasian ... makes about the Cleveland Indians ...

Two years ago, a photo went viral of Cleveland-based American Indian ... reflection as they gaze upon his controversial “Caucasians” T-shirt. READ RELATED STORY: ‘Redskins’ Name ...

We had our bungalow home in Cleveland filled with boxes floor to ceiling. That’s going to happen again this week.” As Kirby mentioned, this isn’t the first time the Caucasians shirt has gone ...

ESPN's Bomani Jones was a stand-in on Mike & Mike Thursday morning, and wore a Cleveland "Caucasians" shirt, which is a tongue-in-cheek play on the Cleveland Indians' Chief Wahoo logo. After ...

Bomani Jones, who co-hosts ESPN’s “Highly Questionable,” has a knack for inciting debates on social media with his opinions, both spoken and tweeted. But his choice of a controversial T ...

co-host of “Highly Questionable” and panelist on “Around the Horn,” joked he wore the T-shirt because it was clean. But then went into further explanation of the “Cleveland Caucasians.” ...

There’s a company called Shelf Life Clothing which makes T-shirts mocking the Chief Wahoo logo, changing the caricature to a white person with blond hair and writing “Caucasians” in the Cleveland ...

The Toronto Star reports that a "Caucasians" shirt mocking the Cleveland Indians mascot and team name (pictured right) is selling like hotcakes on Canadian Indian reservations. The smiling face of ...