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After months of kneeling over the national anthem - and in protest of supposed targeted police brutality against blacks - football's finest in on-field showboating have finally found a new cause: offensiveness at their team owner's remarks. The possibilities of this type of protesting - and by this type, it's meant, fabricated and fake - are…
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Free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick filed a grievance against the NFL, accusing the 32 owners of collusion, according to multiple reports on Sunday. Kaepernick has remained unemployed through the first six weeks of the NFL season, even when injuries to other quarterbacks created job openings. He retained attorney Mark Geragos to represent him. The 29-year-old quarterback…
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President Donald Trump has a lot going on right now. The “Rocket Man” back-and-forth with North Korea and the health care battle aside, slamming professional athletes who protest during the national anthem is next on the agenda. RELATED: CNN guy loses his mind over Donald Trump’s “son of a b*tch” remark and makes one bold claim…
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President Donald Trump triggered a backlash from the US professional sports world on Saturday, withdrawing a White House invitation to the NBA champion Golden State Warriors after condemning NFL players protesting the national anthem. A day after Trump had decried activist National Football League stars as "sons of bitches" who should be fired for kneeling or…
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Two prominent organizations showed support for quarterback Colin Kaepernick and his inability to catch on with an NFL team. The NAACP chapter in Atlanta is calling for all football fans to boycott NFL games by not watching those contests until a team signs Kaepernick. Meanwhile, a number of current and former New York City police officers,…
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--UltraViolet, a national women's advocacy organization, announced that more than 100,000 people signed a petition calling on the United States Golf Association and the LPGA Tour to move the 2017 U.S. Women's Open from Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. The petition, which is addressed to U.S. Golf Association CEO Mike Davis and LPGA Tour…
