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  2. Nov 23

    Bengals are getting pressure to give Kaepernick a call, after the Burrow injury. Twitterverse on fire for it. This was inevitable

    7 replies 2 retweets 11 likes
  3. Nov 23

    This should be on everyone’s Christmas wish list!

    I want to live in a country where Colin Kaepernick is seen as a hero and Kyle Rittenhouse is seen as a terrorist.
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  4. Nov 23

    for peace Thank you then, and now.

    Replying to @TBoisseauATX
    It’s perfect in welcoming all voices and at the same time expressing his own view without tearing down those who have different opinions. We need his voice now more than ever!
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  5. Nov 21

    Thank you, !

    4:11
    It was this from 2018 that woke me up and got me involved. Full stop.
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  6. Nov 21

    Rugby Union England v Ireland today. Disappointed to see Eddie Jones allowed some of England's players to . A public sporting contest is not the place for individuals to display their religious, political, or other interests.

  7. Nov 19
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    Or more effectively in today's parlance... "Black lives don't matter." Which is precisely why we must continue to

  8. Nov 22

    Proper reason to well done lads.

    The Kildare Senior Hurling team pay their respects to the 14 victims of
  9. Nov 23

    Brilliant.

    4:11
    This is why is not going anywhere, and why he shouldn't ever leave politics-we need him to continue to beautifully explain our side to everyone like this, to wake more people up and show them what a progressive movement should look like.
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  10. Nov 23
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    This is why it's apparent that opposition to was not about the form of Kaepernick's protest...but opposition to Black people protesting police misconduct in *any* manner, no matter how non-violent. Yet they view their own use of real political violence as "justified".

    13 replies 4 retweets 41 likes
  11. Nov 23

    How should players recognize that it’s 2020 and it’s the first time the officials at a game are all African Americans? They should all

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  12. Nov 16

    Read it all the way to the end before you come for me.

    Colin Kaepernick risked his entire career to bring awareness about police brutality and systemic racial injustice by simply peacefully taking a knee during the national anthem and the same racists who called him unpatriotic proudly sport Swastikas next to American flags.
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  13. Nov 21

    A feel good moment ❤

    4:11
    It was this from 2018 that woke me up and got me involved. Full stop.
  14. Nov 21

    The best thing about watching which players is it sorts the racists from the rest straight away 🤢

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  15. Nov 23

    YES. This. (still)

    I want to live in a country where Colin Kaepernick is seen as a hero and Kyle Rittenhouse is seen as a terrorist.
  16. Nov 23

    He is a hero, a patriot and an activist.

    I want to live in a country where Colin Kaepernick is seen as a hero and Kyle rittenhouse is seen as a terrorist.
  17. Nov 16

    Bringing up and the movement and how influential and controversial it was during that time.

  18. Nov 17
    Replying to

    Since it is club fed, I won't worry as much. How are things at the prisons for regular folks?

  19. Nov 21

    Megan Rapinoe on taking a knee

  20. Nov 21

    None of the Irish team did the "take a knee" gesture, just now. All but three or four of the English team did so.

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  21. Nov 20

    Expression Tee available @ Pre-Order Yours NOW!!! Limited Time ONLY!!!

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