49ers' Colin Kaepernick: I'm not standing for the anthem of a country that oppresses blacks
The nation's fiscal house is collapsing, but we're talking about this crap
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--August 29, 2016
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I don't think he deserves the attention that a column about him brings, but Colin Kaepernick's stunt this past weekend of refusing to stand for the national anthem in a preseason game did generate a couple of thoughts I wanted to share. One concerns the increasingly commonplace (and thus, increasingly meaningless) use of gestures like this by athletes to showboat about issues they really don't understand. The other concerns the growing inclination of normal Americans to proceed into histrionics about people not standing, not saluting, not putting their hands on their hearts, whatever.
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