Cam Newton and Colin Kaepernick spoke out on a photo that appeared to show the two NFL players in each other's faces.
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.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Thursday reignited controversy about his role in the birther movement after he refused “again to acknowledge that President Obama was born in the United States,” writes The New York Times. The move prompted his campaign, not Trump, to release a statement saying the candidate believes the president was indeed […]
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.
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.
Kaepernick is not the first athlete to sit out the National Anthem or speak out on racial injustice, but his protest stands out because of his prominence and his willingness to take a risk.
Shaquille O'Neal lent his voice to the growing group of Kaepernick naysayers during a Fox News segment on Wednesday morning.
Shaquille O'Neal lent his voice to the growing group of Kaepernick naysayers during a Fox News segment on Wednesday morning.
While some people believe the quarterback is simply disrespecting the flag, others are happy that it sparks the conversation about the unfair treatment of Africa-Americans and people of color in America.
