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Colin Kaepernick describes how he embraced his blackness as a teenager

Kaepernick's upbringing and teen crucibles are the source of his new graphic novel, titled Change the Game.

WEKU

From controversy to comedy: Supermodel Eunice Olumide on race, pain and laughter

Black British supermodel Eunice Olumide exclusively speaks to Nadine White about career highs and lows

The Independent UK

Rihanna hits back at ‘strange’ criticism for describing her son as ‘fine’

The singer’s fans also defended her after some Instagram users criticised Rihanna’s recent caption about her baby boy

The Independent UK

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Rihanna explains why she reversed her Super Bowl boycott

Singer refused the offer previously in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick

The Independent UK

New Bill Russell documentary seeks the nuance of the Boston Celtics great’s life

Not just the NBA's greatest winner or a lifelong activist, director Sam Pollard shared his goals in representing Russell's life.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Rihanna explains decision to reverse Super Bowl boycott

The star, who had turned down appearing on the show in 2019 in support of Colin Kaepernick, told British Vogue she saw an opportunity to represent ‘the urban community’

The Guardian - UK

Rihanna reveals why she decided to perform Super Bowl halftime show after turning it down in 2019

Singer refused the offer previously in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick

The Independent UK

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10 plays that tell how the Ravens defeated the 49ers — and a 22-minute blackout — in Super Bowl XLVII

BALTIMORE — For many of the 108 million Americans who watched on television and the 71,024 patrons who crowded into the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Super Bowl XLVII remains the “blackout game.”

Tribune News Service

Mahomes v Hurts: America’s fear of a Black quarterback begins to fade

Super Bowl LVII shows that football is more willing to see Black men as leaders – although that doesn’t apply to other levels of US society, or the NFL

The Guardian - US

SI:AM | The NFL Coaching Carousel Hasn’t Stopped Spinning

Two jobs are still open.

Sports Illustrated

Colin Kaepernick Is Fact-Checking Police Killings, One Autopsy at a Time

It’s been seven years since he first knelt in protest of police violence—here’s what he’s doing about it.

Sports Illustrated

More of us must stand up for what’s right, even in the face of opposition

Admittedly, it is easier to get along if one goes along. Yet, the ability for individuals to stand alone is an absolute necessity for the preservation of democracy, civility, truth and equality in our society.

Chicago Sun-Times

Larry Stone: Why Seahawks vs. 49ers might again be among NFL's best rivalries

SEATTLE — Once upon a time, the Seahawks and 49ers had the NFL's best rivalry, hands down. Certainly, it was the most heated — maybe in all of sports. The coaches had well-documented friction, the talented young quarterbacks were vying for supremacy, and the stakes were constantly at the highest…

Tribune News Service

Leonard Greene: Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he was ‘just looking’ in 1957 Little Rock school desegregation photo, what is he doing now?

On the same day the New York Giants lost to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving in what was the most watched regular-season NFL game ever, an embarrassing photo surfaced of the owner of what people like to call America’s Team.

Tribune News Service

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Daily Mirror

NFL fans demand Colin Kaepernick comeback after Jimmy Garoppollo injury

The San Francisco 49ers lost their starting quarterback to a season-ending injury for the second time this year with Jimmy Garoppolo and Trey Lance now both sidelined until 2023

Sports Illustrated

It’s Déjà Vu for Aaron Rodgers (and Packers Fans)

Plus, whether Odell Beckham Jr. will live up to the sweepstakes hype, and the NFLPA’s collusion suit regarding fully guaranteed contracts.

USA Today Sports Media Group

For Packers, Jalen Hurts’ sublime dual-threat performance feels frighteningly familiar

The Packers have been on the receiving end of two of the most devastating dual-threat performances by a QB in NFL history.

The National (Scotland)

Protests at World Cup shine a light on just causes but can they really affect change?

OF all the surprises in the first week of this World Cup, surely one of the greatest has been the ability of FIFA to downgrade yet further a…

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Reuters

Soccer-World Cup 2022: why do footballers take the knee?

England's players took the knee before their opening match of the Qatar World Cup against Iran on Monday. Here is a look at the history of the anti-racism gesture in sport:

Chicago Sun-Times

Bears’ coaching staff has mastered the art of the steal

Quarterback Justin Fields is a unique talent. Unique talents deserve a unique approach to coaching.

Zenger

Former NFL QB Colin Kaepernick Is The Latest SPAC Casualty

The deal faced pushback because Kaepernick did not reportedly want to promote the merger on television.

Sports Illustrated

LeBron Says He’s Not a Cowboys Fan After Team’s Handling of Kneeling

The NBA star has pivoted his NFL fandom after the team’s stance regarding kneeling was revealed.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Throwing food on famous art to sound alarm on climate change distracts from the cause

The worldwide debate over climate change is descending into a political food fight. On Sunday, climate activists threw mashed potatoes on Claude Monet’s famous “Les Meules” painting, which is housed at the Barberini Museum in Potsdam, Germany. This is the latest in a series of incidents in which activists are…

Benzinga

Former NFL QB Colin Kaepernick The Latest SPAC Casualty, Costing Investors Millions

A SPAC that included a former National Football League quarterback is the latest to announce a liquidation. The SPAC was close to locking down a deal, but it might have fallen apart at the hands of the quarterback.

The Guardian - US

Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf: ‘I lost millions because I couldn’t keep my mouth shut’

Two decades before Colin Kaepernick’s protest of oppression and tyranny during the national anthem, the former NBA star followed a similar path guided by principle – and met a similar fate

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