Fox gonna put Namath on the "do not call" list, they probably were expecting an old white man to try to shyt on nikkas while he wasn't going for that.
Salute to Colin Kaepernick: Kaepernick sits during national anthem
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Fox gonna put Namath on the "do not call" list, they probably were expecting an old white man to try to shyt on nikkas while he wasn't going for that.
Rapmastermind
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The Shfit? I better be seeing a lot of Black Fist in the air and knees on the ground Sunday. I also better see some White Knees on the ground. After events in Tulsa and Charlotte it's time for more people to join Kaepernick's protest.
Rapmastermind
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I dislike the Patriots very, very much. But I'm proud of Jacoby, he stepped right in and got it done. But it was one game, let's not get carried away with that pic, lol. It's a good drawing though.
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I feel like they've been defanged. And I really don't like looking at this in a negative manner.
Beverly look like Sotomayor's little brotherCalvin WatkinsESPN Staff Writer
Patrick Beverley said he won't protest the national anthem because of how much he missed hearing the song while playing overseas.
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This whole article is a dope read but this right here, these football dudes realizing they looking funny in the light when they saw how demonstrative the women have been
http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...um=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national
In recent years, say some of the players interviewed, many black players have withdrawn from the socially active public eye and refused to take difficult (and potentially unpopular) stands on policing and poverty in the black community. The risks to their jobs are just too great. Salaries are higher than ever, and an increased feeling that players are replaceable had until recently led to a mass silencing of black players on social issues.
The players interviewed expressed a sense of embarrassment as they watched NBA and WNBA players take highly visible stances following several police shootings.
http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...um=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national
In recent years, say some of the players interviewed, many black players have withdrawn from the socially active public eye and refused to take difficult (and potentially unpopular) stands on policing and poverty in the black community. The risks to their jobs are just too great. Salaries are higher than ever, and an increased feeling that players are replaceable had until recently led to a mass silencing of black players on social issues.
The players interviewed expressed a sense of embarrassment as they watched NBA and WNBA players take highly visible stances following several police shootings.
LV Koopa
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True Blue Moon
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See man...
What these a$$holes on social media flaming Kaepernick and everybody don't realize is that they're the equivalent of the toothless hicks we've seen in black and white photos grinning during lynchings or yelling with red faces at little black kids carrying their books to go to school. Motherfukkers are glaringly on the wrong side of history and are too stupid to realize it. I'm glad we have social media and that stuff on the internet is long lasting so that these fukks can't hide and pretend they were always on some kumbaya shyt, like their racist grandparents pretended they always loved and adored draft dodging, Nation of Islam Muhammad Ali when he died recently.
Good article and it brings more perspective as to why more players are not kneeling
Corey Matthews
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Dope