Colin Kaepernick

Dwayne Haskins took to Twitter Friday night after the conclusion of ESPN's #Project11 documentary to express his gratitude for Alex Smith and hope that the world now sees how great of a person his fellow quarterback is on and off the field. Hope those who watched Project 11 appreciate the person…

April 30th, 2020, 04:26 pm Armed protesters terrorists storm Michigan State House over stay-at-home order MORE: Numerous protesters, some not wearing masks, got into the faces of state police officers stationed inside the building and shouted to be let into the chambers, which are closed to visitors due to health…

Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren on Monday compared compliance with social distancing regulations to “willful slavery” in a since-deleted tweet. The slavery comparison was widely criticized on Twitter, including by the conservative commentator S.E. Cupp. “This is so offensive,” the CNN host tweeted. “Not because it’s politically incorrect, but because it’s politically incoherent,…

Terence Lester spent nearly a week living on the streets of Atlanta in 2013 to experience what it felt like to be homeless. Not long after, he created Love Beyond Walls, a nonprofit organization that supports the homeless.Now his group has been selected as a recipient of an initiative by…

Culture is a company’s heart and soul. While products, services and business models can sometimes be replicated, culture is always unique to an organization. It’s no secret that a company’s culture informs business success. In fact, consulting firm McKinsey & Company reports that organizations with developed cultures post a return…

Richard Sherman is uniquely qualified to compare the current iteration of the 49ers -- a team where Sherman just completed his second season under Kyle Shanahan -- with the early 2010s version that he terrorized as the catalyst of the "Legion of Boom" with the Seattle Seahawks.Experience is where the…

(Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images) While coronavirus has gripped the entire country, many vulnerable Black and Brown communities have been hit the hardest. Former NFL star Colin Kaepernick is offering to assist those communities with the launch of the Know-Your-Rights Camp COVID-19 Relief Fund. The quarterback-turned-activist took to Twitter to…

To be black in America gives one the ever-present feeling that you have to explain or excuse why you are occupying spaces that are meant — or feel as though they are meant — solely for white people, crouched in a posture of defensive vigilance, susceptible to the intended occupiers’…

Scott Gleeson USA TODAYPublished 6:54 PM EDT Apr 16, 2020Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick is donating $100,000 to the Know Your Rights Camp COVID-19 Relief Fund. Kaepernick announced his plans on social media on Thursday, encouraging others to join the "mission to help address the disproportionate affect the pandemic is having…

Whether you’re listening to NPR, watching MSNBC, or reading the New York Times, you will likely be barraged with stories about Russian trolls meddling in every topic imaginable. No matter how obscure, it always seems like these nebulous groups of “Russian trolls” are spreading discord about the topic du jour…