The former NFL coach posted a video on his social media accounts April 16 lauding the Wolf Pack, citing Chris Ault, Marion ...

Colin Kaepernick spoke out this week about his decision to keep kneeling when the national anthem is played at NFL games Colin Kaepernick says he has had death threats in response to his decision ...

Kaepernick, 32, said at the time that he was kneeling to protest racial inequality in the United States and continued to do so throughout the remainder of his playing days in the NFL. His protest ...

According to Leonte Carroo, the 2016 kneeling protest started by Colin Kaepernick divided the locker room between people for ...

Several social media users were quick to call out the hypocrisy in Goodell's reaction to Butker's remarks following his handling of Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 in ...

A silent protest that began in 2016, when Kaepernick started kneeling during the national anthem to call attention to police brutality and racial injustice, grew into a social movement that ...

He was kneeling for an end to racial inequity and police violence. Colin Kaepernick was part of a burgeoning movement in 2016. It was a movement tired of merely asking not to be shot. Instead ...

that there is “nothing more American” than kneeling for the national anthem ... That Nike rolled out Colin Kaepernick as its new spokesman not only knocked a couple of billion dollars off ...

TIME Magazine featured a kneeling Kaepernick on its cover in October 2016, with an accompanying story about how his actions fuel a debate about privilege, pride and patriotism. Even then-President ...

The debate Kaepernick started flared quickly beyond the sports pages. But it had subsided until September of last year, when President Trump called the kneeling players “sons of bitches ...