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I'm not gonna deny that the NFL forced him out due to his protesting. When his career originally ended, he might not have been a top ten quarterback; but, one could argue that he was a top thirty-two.

I defended Colin Kaepernick's right to kneel during the Anthem from the beginning. I can't deny that he's still a hypocritical asshole at epic levels. How is it not offensive to compare the NFL combine

Let's make something clear to all of the people shouting "Racism!" over Tim Tebow probably being signed by the Jaguars while Kaepernick is still out of the NFL: there's no evidence that that's

Censorship via Copyright, Atlanta PD, Kaepernick, MLB & Sports Enjoy My YouTube Video: Bitchute: The video that has been blocked globally for now is available #STWT 142, on many other platforms. You

What does it mean to stand on principle? I almost gave up writing this article immediately, but I shall persist. Standing on principle means deflecting all the BS arguments. All the arguments that make

What no white privilege?

History is extremely inconvenient for Democrats, they’d prefer you’d not learn any.

Definitely, the most famous bench warmer in sports history!

Believe it or not, I thought Kaepernick was actually making a somewhat valid point when he started kneeling during the anthem at football games. It was a bold move that showed he was willing to risk his

Russiagate, Democratic Party corruption, UK surveillance meddling, Kaepernick and immigration.

Nike caused an outcry after featuring Colin Kaepernick, an NFL free-agent and a controversial figure, in its 30th anniversary "Just Do It" campaign. But the ad didn't appear to hurt Nike's business

Nike caused an outcry after featuring Colin Kaepernick, an NFL free-agent and a controversial figure, in its 30th anniversary "Just Do It" campaign. But the ad didn't appear to hurt Nike's business

On Wednesday evening, journalist and activist Shaun King tweeted an image of multiple mugshots from a small sheriff’s department in Arkansas. King shared the same image to his Facebook page. Eighteen people

Nike caused an outcry after featuring Colin Kaepernick, an NFL free-agent and a controversial figure, in its 30th anniversary "Just Do It" campaign. But the ad didn't appear to hurt Nike's business

Receive punishment when fighting for what is right.

Most people have heard that Nike has made Colin Kaepernick their spokesperson. Of course, this restarts the controversy over his protest. Many claim that he is disrespecting veterans and the flag.

As was mentioned earlier in the week, Colin Kaepernick's new Nike "Just Do It" Campaign is an oxymoron at best. He hasn't sacrificed everything for basically amounts to BLM and he is being

Oh, yeah, you heard the news about Nike? In its latest advertising campaign, the brand choose to highlights Colin Kaepernick, an American football player, very famous for kneeling on the ground during

Not going to Watch the @NFL @espn @nflnetwork @ESPNNFL EVER AGAIN! #Football is DEAD TO ME! #NikeBoycott #BoycottNike #TakeAStand #BoycottNFL #StandForTheFlag #StandForTheAnthem #NFLCriminals #NFLBoycott