Colin Kaepernick takes shot at NFL, says he hasn't 'seen any substantial change' since he last played
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Chiefs' Justin Reid says he was asked about kneeling for national anthem during his draft interviews in 2018
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Ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick vows to pay for second autopsy for mentally ill Georgia man, attorney says
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Colin Kaepernick: Hard to have conversations with loved ones about perpetuating 'problematic elements'
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Colin Kaepernick accuses his White adoptive parents of 'problematic' upbringing, perpetuating racism
Former NFL player Colin Kaepernick said his parents perpetuated racism at times during his young adulthood in a new novel.
Germany's World Cup silence adds to vocal sporting protests
Germany's World Cup team made a statement by covering their mouths when they lined up for a team photo before losing to Japan in the World Cup on Wednesday.
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf: ‘I lost millions because I couldn’t keep my mouth shut’
The United States of America was born from protest: the country’s roots grew from dissent. Yet, today, social protest is often looked upon with disdain, even as selfish. If any evidence is needed, just look at how Colin Kaepernick’s decision to kneel for the national anthem effectively cost him his NFL career. While the fallout from Kaepernick’s actions became an international talking point, it wasn’t at all unsurprising. Especially if you were to ask former NBA player Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, who, 20 years before Kaepernick, himself began to protest oppression and tyranny during the national anthem – and also suffered the consequences.
Dallas Cowboys: Jerry Jones makes big claim in Cooper Rush v Dak Prescott debate
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has made a pretty big statement when it comes to the quarterback situation between Dak Prescott and Cooper Rush.