The D.C. Council voted 10-0 on Tuesday to pass a resolution calling for the elimination of the Washington professional football team's racist mascot.

The Sense of the Council to Rename the Washington National Football League Team Resolution of 2013 won't force the team to change the name. But it comes amid mounting pressure on the team's owner Dan Snyder and the NFL.

“Enough is enough — the name must go,” said council nember David Grosso (I-At Large), who introduced the resolution, The Washington Post reported.

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D.C. Council calls on Washington Redskins to ditch ‘racist and derogatory’ name (The Washington Post 11/6)
By 10-0 vote, DC Council approves resolution calling on Washington Redskins to change nickname (AP 11/5)

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Clear skies for Washington Red Clouds football team name? (The Washington Post 11/5)

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