Presenting the White Calf Family and the History of our family’s namesake and the documented history of our grandfathers and great-grandfathers and great-uncles, John Two Guns White Calf being one of them. Including our reasons why the Football Team Redskins Name & Logo should be returned. We gained the support of many that is too long to list, the people, historians, journalists especially the Redskins Fans that wanted to know the history of the White Calf Family, the story of Chieftainship that my Ancestors carry. You guys have become friends for knowing each other for so long. We have the Blackfeet People and Tribe that support us. God Bless this land🇺🇸 and to those who serve our country🇺🇸Military & First Responders, Law Enforcement, Firefighters/ WFF’s and Smoke Jumpers. My family was and is a part of this community, 🇺🇸🙏🏽#Grassroots My friends, Please Share & Repost
Got to keep it real.
The @Commanders refuse to honor #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth but John Riggins wears a Navajo necklace in honor of Native Americans and provides the following quote: “I will always support the Commanders, but I will die a REDSKIN.”
change.org/reclaimtheredskin… Bring it all back!
My White Calf ancestry is not that far back for my family tree. Chief White Calf is my mother Delphine White Calf’s great grandfather who lived to be the age of 114. My mother’s father is the grandson of Chief White Calf and the great(one generation) niece of John Two Guns White Calf aka Chief Two Guns. This is my White Calf lineage and most importantly my Blackfeet people know who we are and my grandfather’s and great uncle’s photos of their history are adorned in the walls, hallways and offices of the Blackfeet tribal headquarters. The Blackfeet Tribal Business Council has always Honored our White Calf family. We invited a Super Bowl XXVI Champion & former Redskins defensive lineman #99 Jason Buck and introduced him to our tribal councilmen & women and are bringing him back to do a motivational speech for our Blackfeet Youth. God Bless
Thank You Desiree Townsend, while my mother Delphine White Calf legally holds the family name, we carry the name and that is a fact. James Last Gun & John Two Guns White Calf, Wolftail & Cross Guns, son’s of Chief White Calf. My grandfather James S. White Calf Jr. U.S. Army🇺🇸Vet.WWII. Native Americans being the highest to enlist in our U.S. Military. God Bless the land of America 🇺🇸. @DesireeReports @jagged_ice84
This is wild to me!! Kenneth Conway has refused to provide any evidence of his ancestry, whereas Delphine White Calf, who filed trademark applications for the Redskins, has provided birth certificates. Conway has sued the NFL over use of the name, now he wants it back?!
Furthermore, their attorney, Denise Rosado, previously represented us as the attorney of record on our USPTO REDSKIN application. Her representation of these individuals in the same matter presents a clear conflict of interest.
We have filed complaints with the Arizona State Bar, the USPTO, and the D.C. Bar regarding her conduct, including concerns that she is practicing law in D.C. without being admitted to the D.C. Bar.
She was also terminated from the FCC last year and has filed EEO discrimination complaints against the U.S. Department of Commerce and the FCC.
Delphine White Calf’s father and grandfather James Last Gun White Calf Sr. 1854 - 1970 age 116. And James “Jim” S. White Calf Jr. 1915 - 1997 age 82. U.S. Army Vet🇺🇸WWII. Also pictured is Walter Blackie Wetzel with Chief Earl Old Person Sr. standing behind my grandfather’s, Earl was my great grandfather’s interpreter / translator. We carry the White Calf name and our grandfather’s genes from Chief White Calf who represented our Blackfeet people and also passed away in Washington D.C. No one has the right to use our family name to further their agenda, if the media would do their due diligence and look into these people before you vet, that is for sure. You will find that my mother Delphine White Calf is the only documented enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe that holds the name legally and is the great granddaughter of Chief White Calf & the great niece of John Two Guns White Calf. We live on the White Calf property and home. We have everything documented including birth & death certificates. Screenshots galore of the Conway family talking with their vulgar language and behavior towards us and sued a group of us including the team. It is Melinda Gopher’s Tik Tok accounts and you can’t reason with this family with facts against their outrageous claims but that is their story with their undocumented past. My family is still in the fight of our lives and will continue telling our family’s history with documentation, and the truth which is why we never petitioned or sued anyone and for years we’ve been telling the story of my White Calf ancestors and all we ever wanted was to right this wrong and include my family’s fascinated story and history my ancestors have and to bring something positive to the reservation and the people we represent. My mother and brothers carry the DNA of Chief White Calf and his name. Chief White Calf and son’s Cross Guns, Wolftail, James Last Gun W.C. & John Two Guns W.C. We support Native American Heritage & Culture from Redskins to Braves on the local level of schools and colleges to the professional level and our Browning MT high school’s Running Indians Basketball, Football team with the Lady Indians Basketball team’s back to back Championships recently inducted into the Montana’s Hall of Fame. Thank You to everyone we have met and supported my family…All we have is the truth and documented history of my White Calf family. My mother Delphine White Calf and my older brothers traveled to Washington D.C. to meet people where we met Denice Rosado for the first time and the last time, Denice has never contacted me personally to introduce herself unlike the many people/ fans, schools, universities fighting to restore the Native Heritage, Culture and Name, all of whom who have reached out to my White Calf family and myself. We carry the name and history and no one can take that away from us. #Blackfeet #TwoGun1891 #Redskins #WashingtonFans #WhiteCalfFamily #JasonBuck #DesireeTownsend
White Calf family- Censored but still Proud to be from the Blackfeet Reservation, representing our family and people.
10/19/26 | Washington, D.C. I am raising concerns about potential attorney ethics violations and conflicts of interest involving Denise Rosado, an Arizona-licensed attorney and candidate for D.C. Delegate.
Rosado represented me in filing the REDSKINS federal trademark application in May 2026. After her representation ended, she began representing another group pursuing interests involving the same name, without notifying me or obtaining my consent.
These circumstances raise questions under Arizona’s rules governing conflicts involving former clients.
D.C. residents are encouraged to attend Friday’s Delegate debate, October 23, at 7 PM at Busboys and Poets in Brookland, to hear from Rosado’s opponents: Robert White and Kymone Freeman and learn about their platforms.
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Native Culture at its finest🪶- Denver Broncos, Denver, Colorado. Washington D.C. is the next goal! A family that has ties to the nation’s capital since the 1800’s including Chief White Calf, Chief Two Guns & Chief Earl Old Person Sr. Blackfeet Nation. History and awareness on who’s the Chief in the Logo for the Washington Redskins. #Redskins #TwoGuns1891 #Blackfeet
It was an Honor to finally meet my brothers who are helping with our family history, here in our beloved mountains and home of the Blackfeet Nation reservation- Glacier National Park. Thank you @AndreUSCG @thug_adams & Bill Diekman. Our family showed you the St. Mary’s area where our great uncle Chief John Two Guns White Calf along with my great great grandfather’s who loved setting up their lodge’s throughout this area. To this day’ our Blackfeet hold traditional way’s and ceremonies such as Face Painting ceremonies. We will continue advocating for our history and to those who want to learn…education is key to know our way of life and for my family, it wasn’t easy to get this much support…we had to start with never existing and not being talked to until we found & met great people who are now friends who help share our story. Thank You to the fans who know and learned the history of Chief Two Guns. White Calf family, Blackfeet Nation reservation U.S.A.🇺🇸
Replying to @NFL
@NFL @Commanders Hear from my great uncle John Two Guns White Calf🪶 excerpt from an interview that was held in Glacier National Park. I support my heritage & culture. That my great uncle Two Guns comes from a family of great Chieftainships…the White Calf family who has traveled to Washington D.C. starting with Chief White Calf, 1887 was one of his travels to our nation’s capital to Two Guns, Chief Earl Old Person Sr. and finally to my mother Delphine White Calf & my brother’s who made the trip this year 2026. There are only five of us that carry the family name but we have our Wolftail & Cross Guns family. Most of all we have met so many people, and the fan’s through our social media and personally who want to learn more of my great uncle and our family’s story.
It is tradition🪶#HTTR
September 11, 2001
Replying to @d_shawstein
I just got back from a wild fire on September 10th, we did a 21 day dispatch on the fire but my brother’s and I worked the entire fire season but that next day my mom & sister let us sleep in and didn’t wake us up. I didn’t find out until it was 3Pm MST but that day was a heavy day and I felt like I wanted to do something but we never got called because New York City and surrounding area’s and all of America came together. My last fire that season was during Thanksgiving of 2001, our fire crew was sent to the Virginia Kentucky area and pulled the night shift. That is how far I made it to the east coast and everywhere else, it was all for work because of my career in fire fighting. My brother and I also searched in the recovery of the Space Shuttle Columbia in 2003 with NASA and that was a sad day for the nation. In 2005 & 06 I was sent to help during hurricanes Rita & Katrina, I took some training and got certified and took groups of us, sending us to different disaster zones and spent months doing so. Just Here to Help” is in my spirit, it is the motto to everyone that said “Thank You” to us Wild Land Firefighter’s and Volunteer Firefighters. 🚒
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Chief Earl Old Person Sr. A sculptured bust sit’s in the State Capitol in Helena, Montana U.S.A. He is our last great Chief, my great grandparents and my grandfather James “Jim” White Calf Jr. bestowed him the White Calf Chieftainship in 1978. After the ceremony, it was followed by celebration, songs and dancing. Chief Old Person helped shape our policies by growing up in my grandfather’s and great grandparents traditional ways and when they talked to our government leaders, he interpreted for them. Chief Old Person as a child and teens was the first Native American who joined the Boy Scouts of America🇺🇸 even traveled to Paris, France with the group also traveling to different countries throughout his life and always dressed in our traditional Blackfeet regalia and his Warbonnet. Chief Earl “Cold Wind” Old Person Sr. 1929-2021.🪶🦅🇺🇸🦅🪶#Blackfeet101 Blackfeet Drummers & Singers-
The Rawhide Orchestra, we also have the Grammy Award winning drum group the Blacklodge Singers, my uncle Kenny Scabby Robe’s family.
I’m Proud of my older brothers, We have set the record straight with the Blackfeet people in mind. The Tribe, the council, the people and you’ll hear from them soon🪶.
The family of the man whose image represented the Redskins logo wants everything back.
This wasn’t just a brand. It represents the legacy of a man and his father, who came to Washington after members of their Blackfeet Tribe were killed by the U.S. military, determined to protect their people from suffering the same fate.
Now their descendants are asking the @Commanders for one thing: hear their voices.
The family does not believe the Redskins was racist, and the history deserves an honest examination. Smithsonian Institution senior linguist Ives Goddard researched the term’s origins and found evidence that Native Americans themselves used the term in early recorded history.
For years, activists and nonprofits raised money while campaigning against the name. Where are those voices now that this Native American family is finally being heard?
And where is mainstream media? Why won’t they simply call the family and hear their story?
Bring back the name. Bring back the brand. Bring Native American voices back into the conversation. @SteveDaines @DarinThacker
My siblings and I are the third generation and fourth generation of Wild Land Firefighter’s with all five of us siblings joining right when we all turned 18. We made our way up the ladder from Hand Crew, digging fire lines for miles without an end, but we all became Squad Bosses, Crew Boss to Engine Boss certified. I did spot weather forecasting on the fire and had to give that info to every division of the forest fire hourly. That feeling of helping people, going into the direction where everyone else is trying to get away from is unexplainable. The feeling of saving a community from a forest fire/ wildfire or just knowing we did our best collectively in the “Fire World” and get home safely and rest for two days and you go out again for another 14 to 21 days. My brothers, sister, my nephew who I called my little brother and even my wife fought fire, It is like a right of passage. All Montana Tribes were involved and was called Montana Indian Firefighter M.I.F.F., we helped during the recovery of the Space Shuttle Columbia along with NASA in 2003. The Blackfeet Nation dispatched the most fire crews during the 90’s and early 2000’s. Firefighting was the way to provide for our families.
































