I’m joined by Swarthy Immigrant, who produces special guest “ColinKaepernickHatesAmerica” and we also discuss the Jeffrey Epstein arrest, Trump’s 4th of July celebration and more. Time stamps: 0:00:

Recently Colin Kaepernick went up against women's rights icon, Revolutionary war hero and textile designer Betsy Ross. Nike, a modern American story teller in sports fashion, sided with Colin. Colin however

Kaepernick is ultimately a spoiled whiny brat w/millions$ but: How is a sports game so sacred that the National Anthem should be played at it at all? ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Colin Kaepernick started a movement. It was a movement to get the millions of people who attend football games on Sunday and entertain themselves watching the violent game to realize something destructive

Colin Kaepernick took a knee to express his opposition to police brutality against blacks. But to stand up for one race, and not the others, is racist. Yes, police brutality is a problem, but not just

Being a collector, I decided way in the beginning that I was not going to rock Nikes, this was back in the late 90s and I stuck to that decision with no problem, simply because I made two exceptions, I

Colin Kaepernick, Amnesty International Ambassador of Conscience

Talking about how black people tend to get overly excited as they did when Nike made Colin Kaepernick the face of Nike. More on Acorns app HERE. ONYX TRUTH: Advertise: Donate: Like, share & subscribe!

This week we're talking about Nike's advertisement with Colin Kaepernick. Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearing. Jack Dorsey, Twitter CEO and Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook Executive visit the US Justice Department.

(Correction it's Sept. 6.) Bold Like a Leopard joins me to discuss Alex Jones’ deplatforming, Nike’s ad campaign with Colin Kaepernick, the mysterious source of the New York Times op-ed allegedly written

Marking 30th anniversary, "Nike - Just Do It" new marketing campaign ad stirred a huge controversy after Former 49er Colin Kaepernick narrates "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing

So this week as part of a new advertising campaign Nike rolled out a controversial Colin Kaepernick ad. For anyone who's not familiar with the backstory, Colin Kaepernick was an NFL Football player who

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If taxpayers new that our tax dollars were being given to a very wealthy elite organization like the NFL to have it's players stand on the field for the national Anthem, would the public take a knee? The

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My thoughts on National Anthem protests as concisely as I could probably express them: You don't free speech when you're on the clock. The original cause is getting lost. Kaep was protesting police brutality.

So by now you would have heard that there are athletes and private members of the public taking a knee during the playing of the National Anthem at some sports venues in the USA. It started really small