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  2. Sep 3

    Just a reminder that Kaepernick’s protest was about Police Brutality. Black, Brown, Native people continue to be harassed, abused and killed by police at an alarming disproportionately high rate.

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  3. Sep 3

    Tell your “former” Marine sound man I said, “thanks for making Marines look like idiots. You already paid for them—dumbass.”

    Our Soundman just cut the Nike swoosh off his socks. Former marine. Get ready multiply that by the millions.
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  4. Sep 3

    is the man!! Just do it...

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  5. Sep 3

    As an Air Force veteran, I completely support the movement. So glad to see do this!

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  6. Sep 4

    Why did Colin Kaepernick decide to ? Because US Army veteran and NFL player Nate Boyer reached out to Kap and suggested doing it as a form of respectful protest.

    The Veteran who asked Kaepernick to #TakeAKnee
    Why did Colin Kaepernick decide to #TakeAKnee? Because US Army veteran and NFL player Nate Boyer suggested it as a sign of respectful protest.
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  7. Sep 3
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    It wasn’t the child labor allegations or the sweatshops or tax evasion through offshore accounts. It’s Kap, exercising his rights as put forth in the US Constitution, that’s gonna stop you from buying Nike? Ok then.

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  8. Sep 4

    I don't see kneeling as disrespect for our armed forces or veterans. It is a statement about the discrimination, prejudices, and injustices that still age American Society. & are on the right side of history.

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  9. Sep 3

    If you’re protesting Nike b/c they’re condemning racism but didn’t protest Nike when they were accused of child abuse in third world sweat shops then all you’ve done is rationalize both racism And child abuse. Get help.

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  10. Sep 3

    Far Right Boycotts: •Nike for condemning racism •Keurig for condemning pedophilia •Starbucks for not saying Merry Christmas What Far Right Wont Boycott: •Babies taken from parents •Migrant concentration camps •Bombing Yemeni kids😓

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  11. Sep 3
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    Reminder: Nike has the uniform contract through 2028. The NFL is married to them. Also, every time a jersey or any team apparel is purchased, Kaepernick gets a piece of that as a sponsored athlete. So have fun with your bonfires!

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  12. Sep 3

    Put your money where your mouth is. Other companies take note. One of the very few times a company like this got it right. This is dope AF. Happy Labor Day to those fighting for justice. ✊🏽

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  13. Sep 3

    Report: GOP official resigns over her 'baboon' remark attacking black NFL players who to protest racial injustice.

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  14. Sep 3

    In honor of the new "Just Do It" ad featuring Colin Kaepernick I will be busting out my (never before worn) Spike Lee edition Jordans today, with a collared shirt to match I was saving them for a special occasion!!

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  15. Aug 28

    Retweet if you support Beto. His powerful words of support for by football players is that of legend. An Obama-like moment! Follow him right now at . Less than 20K more followers are needed to get him to 400K.

    Beto O'Rourke on NFL Players Kneeling During the National Anthem
    ‘I can think of nothing more American.’  — Beto O'Rourke — the man taking on Ted Cruz — brilliantly explains why NFL players kneeling during the anthem is not disrespectful
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  16. 16 hours ago
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    What does accomplish? It's a powerful symbolic gesture that athletes won't accept injustice silently.

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  17. 20 hours ago

    "The new 30th anniversary 'Just Do It' campaign has put Nike in an unprecedented position: effectively picking a fight with a sitting president and his millions of supporters. But the new campaign is working to perfection."

    87 replies 813 retweets 1,969 likes
  18. 3 hours ago

    Ford, a sponsor of the National Football League, has voiced support for NFL players exercising their right to free speech and peaceful protest after Donald Trump urged fans to consider a boycott.

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  19. Sep 4

    I APPLAUD ! As a 25 year military veteran, I would like EVERYONE to know that we served so that YOU ARE ALL FREE. And that freedom includes . If you aren't free to protest, then I wasted my adult life defending a meaningless document. Anything else isn't freedom.

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  20. 17 hours ago

    I think Nike should have gone with this advertisement instead !!!!!

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  21. Sep 4

    If UR mad over as the face of but were silent when he became the face of police brutality, UR a hypocrite. protested injustice w/ his stand. UR is a protest against a protest. Nothing to do w/ the flag or anthem.

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