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Colin Kaepernick‘s stand against the constant mistreatment of Blacks in the United States has raised awareness for his movement, but his latest decision threatens to derail it all. Kaepernick decided not to vote in Tuesday’s election. He explained in a conference call from Arizona that the reason for his decision was because he felt it didn’t really […]

In honor of the brave athlete's 29th birthday, we honor his confidence, strength and Blackness with photos of Colin Kaepernick looking like Black excellence.

At a rally over the weekend, Donald Trump decided to talk about… the NFL? The NFL has had less-than-stellar ratings this season, and Trump is partially blaming Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protest voicing concerns over racial inequality. Trump took the stage in Denver as the Broncos were playing the San Diego Chargers. He told the crowd he was wondering […]

Following two more high-profile shootings of Black men over the past few days, Sherman declined to answer any questions at a press conference Wednesday, but did address the need for social change.

The two quarterbacks finally played against each other this past Sunday. And the only thing more anticipated than the game was the two shaking hands and possibly exchanging words.

Jamie Foxx won't be protesting the National Anthem anytime soon, and for one simple reason – he's happy with America.

Owner and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys was pleased when the team decision stood in unity during the national anthem.

Colin Kaepernick has gained a lot of support when it comes to his controversial protest of the National Anthem – but he's also gained a few haters.

As Kaepernick’s powerful message continues to expand its reach, athletes unite in solidarity to take a stand. These are the athletes who have united against social injustice and police brutality in America.

With the first week of the 2016 NFL season in the books, more players have joined Colin Kaepernick's stand against injustice.