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The head of a national police organization blasted San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick on Thursday for wearing socks with cartoon pigs in police hats.
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The San Francisco Police Officers Association is unhappy with the recent comments Colin Kaepernick made about law enforcement corruption, and the organization is demanding an apology.
Read More →The head of a national police organization blasted San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick on Thursday for wearing socks with cartoon pigs in police hats. More Here.
Read More →"This man has thrown his support behind divisive anti-police groups, and donated money directly to a fugitive from justice who escaped prison after killing a police officer. I question the judgment of anyone who would put someone this controversial and divisive at the head of an advertising campaign, but it isn't my company to run."
Read More →You NFL players protest police but you know nothing about what it's like to patrol the streets of this country. Let's see you put on that uniform.
Read More →Failed NFL quarterback and successful anti-police activist Colin Kaepernick is now the star of a Nike Inc. advertising campaign that reads: "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything. Just do it." It's enough to make you retch.
Read More →Much of the criticism has come thanks to an anti-Nike tweet she sent in September. In that tweet, which has since been deleted, a photo showed that Bono used a black marker to cover up a white Nike logo on a pair of golf shoes -- a symbol of protest against Nike's polarizing "Just Do It" campaign featuring anti-police activist Colin Kaepernick.
Read More →According to the coach, his teachable moment for his players was to let them know that "it’s OK to stand up for what you believe in." I’m not arguing that premise, as long as we understand that an 8-year-old has no understanding of what so-called "social injustice' is.
Read More →Chief Robert White provided as many answers as he could. Then he reciprocated Marshall's list of questions with a list of suggestions, specifically ways Marshall can work with the police department to effect change and fight racial injustices in local communities and beyond.
Read More →We all love to adulate our heroes. The challenge these days is to determine just who are the “heroes.”
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