Colin Kaepernick refuses “to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses Black people”...

[MarcusGarvey]

America expects apathy from the statistically insignificant black elite. Nigger be happy we allowed you to have that money

 

[playmaker88]

Racism is terrorism.. but people want to be compromising and allow the fox to decide the terms of our fight.

 

[MR.CJ]

Read his caption
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZhICcBFRc8/

 

[MR.CJ]

https://twitter.com/AndreBoyd1981/status/912811825586163715

 

[Max.]

https://twitter.com/AndreBoyd1981/status/912811825586163715

 

[MallyG]

"It’s wrong to do it in the streets. It’s wrong to do it in the tweets.

You cannot do it on the field.

You cannot do it if you’ve kneeled.

And don’t do it if you’re rich.

you ungrateful son of a bitch.

Because if there’s one thing that’s a fact.

you cannot protest if you’re black." - Trever Noah

Trevor went all Dr. Seuss/"Cat In The Hat" on they ass!

GOAT!

 

[Recaptimus_Prime360]

https://twitter.com/AndreBoyd1981/status/912811825586163715

Real...tears. Lol

 

[infamous114]

https://twitter.com/bishopk0s/status/912835894289272834

 

[VulcanRaven]

Tomlin got the wake up call I see.

 

[blackrain]

Tomlin got the wake up call I see.

Mike Tomlin was never on no funny shit

 

[VulcanRaven]

Tomlin got the wake up call I see.

Mike Tomlin was never on no funny shit

Not saying he was but black people tend to get comfortable when they think white people like them.

 

[BobOblah]

 

[MarcusGarvey]

Only Donald Yardies acknowledge is Sangster

 

[MR.CJ]

https://twitter.com/SheHatesJacoby/status/912860430455930885

 

[stringer bell]

http://www.tsn.ca/sharks-ward-considers-kneeling-for-anthem-1.867862

Sharks' Ward considers kneeling for anthem - Article - TSN

The protests that have taken place in the NFL could also possibly happen in the NHL, as San Jose Sharks forward Joel Ward told The Mercury News he is not ruling out the possibility of taking a knee during the national anthem.

“It’s definitely something I wouldn’t cross out,” Ward told the San Jose-based newspaper when asked about joining the protests. “I’ve experienced a lot of racism myself in hockey and on a day-to-day occurrence. I haven’t really sat down to think about it too much yet, but I definitely wouldn’t say no to it.”

Ward, a Toronto native, told the Mercury News that he dealt with racism in the youth hockey system with both players and people in the stands making racist comments towards him as he played.

“I had no clue what the words meant until my parents educated me about what was going on in my surroundings,” Ward said. “I was just a kid who fell in love with the game and picked up a hockey stick. I didn’t really look at it as color.”

Ward also dealt with the issue after becoming an NHL player when, following a playoff series-winning goal against the Boston Bruins in 2012, he was bombarded on Twitter with both racist comments and death threats from Bruins fans.

The 36-year-old told the Mercury News that he’s been subjected to racial profiling off the ice, in addition to what he’s been subjected to while in uniform.

“I’ve dealt with it a lot,” Ward said. “I’ve had a few things that have happened to me that you could say are not the norm. I’ve been singled out at different events. I’ve been pulled over. I’ve dealt with racism right to my face.”

Ward says that being a Canadian playing in America would not stop him from taking a knee for the anthem because he’s had to endure racist treatment on both sides of the border.

Sharks head coach Peter DeBoer told the Mercury News that he would have his player’s back if he decided to protest during the anthem.

“I went to law school. I’m a big freedom of speech guy,” DeBoer said. “Everyone has the right to message how they want to. That’s what makes our countries great, Canada and the U.S., is the freedom to able to express yourself if you feel like you’ve been wronged or there’s an injustice.”

Ward said he’s also discussed the situation with general manager Doug Wilson and received support.

https://twitter.com/mercnews/status/912816778262253568

 

[stringer bell]

 

[playmaker88]

I fuckin hate Whispering Ray

lmao at homie saying Shannon Sharpe missed a block to got make a protein shake

 

[farris2k1]

I fuckin hate Whispering Ray

lmao at homie saying Shannon Sharpe missed a block to got make a protein face[/quote]

Wtf

 

[Trillfate]

https://twitter.com/SheHatesJacoby/status/912860430455930885

This nigga is ignorant... its embarrassing

 

[ghostdog56]

http://www.tsn.ca/sharks-ward-considers-kneeling-for-anthem-1.867862

Sharks' Ward considers kneeling for anthem - Article - TSN

The protests that have taken place in the NFL could also possibly happen in the NHL, as San Jose Sharks forward Joel Ward told The Mercury News he is not ruling out the possibility of taking a knee during the national anthem.

“It’s definitely something I wouldn’t cross out,” Ward told the San Jose-based newspaper when asked about joining the protests. “I’ve experienced a lot of racism myself in hockey and on a day-to-day occurrence. I haven’t really sat down to think about it too much yet, but I definitely wouldn’t say no to it.”

Ward, a Toronto native, told the Mercury News that he dealt with racism in the youth hockey system with both players and people in the stands making racist comments towards him as he played.

“I had no clue what the words meant until my parents educated me about what was going on in my surroundings,” Ward said. “I was just a kid who fell in love with the game and picked up a hockey stick. I didn’t really look at it as color.”

Ward also dealt with the issue after becoming an NHL player when, following a playoff series-winning goal against the Boston Bruins in 2012, he was bombarded on Twitter with both racist comments and death threats from Bruins fans.

The 36-year-old told the Mercury News that he’s been subjected to racial profiling off the ice, in addition to what he’s been subjected to while in uniform.

“I’ve dealt with it a lot,” Ward said. “I’ve had a few things that have happened to me that you could say are not the norm. I’ve been singled out at different events. I’ve been pulled over. I’ve dealt with racism right to my face.”

Ward says that being a Canadian playing in America would not stop him from taking a knee for the anthem because he’s had to endure racist treatment on both sides of the border.

Sharks head coach Peter DeBoer told the Mercury News that he would have his player’s back if he decided to protest during the anthem.

“I went to law school. I’m a big freedom of speech guy,” DeBoer said. “Everyone has the right to message how they want to. That’s what makes our countries great, Canada and the U.S., is the freedom to able to express yourself if you feel like you’ve been wronged or there’s an injustice.”

Ward said he’s also discussed the situation with general manager Doug Wilson and received support.

https://twitter.com/mercnews/status/912816778262253568

Dam I thought that was Jim Jones at first