Colin Kaepernick
Coverage of Colin Kaepernick in the Nexus archive.
- Opinion: Kaepernick had the right to protest. So do the Giants’ Bible-verse pitchers.
The article compares Colin Kaepernick's protest right to the San Francisco Giants' pitchers' Bible-verse protests, criticizing liberals for opposing Trump's criticism of Kaepernick while now targeting the pitchers. It highlights perceived inconsistency in liberal reactions to protest methods.
- Colin Kaepernick sparks Philly students’ creative storytelling with AI
Colin Kaepernick collaborated with Philadelphia students using his AI platform Lumi to create storytelling projects on topics like Jackie Robinson and the women’s suffrage movement. The initiative aims to empower students as creators through technology.
- Stop comparing Jaxson Dart's New York Trump rally speech to Colin Kaepernick's activism
The article defends New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart against comparisons to Colin Kaepernick for supporting Donald Trump at a rally, arguing their actions and contexts are fundamentally different. It refutes claims that Kaepernick was 'blackballed' by the NFL, attributing his career decline to performance issues and divisive activism. The piece criticizes liberal media and fans for equating Dart's political alignment with Kaepernick's protests.
- Democratic candidate apologizes for past pro-police, pro-gun posts in key battleground race
Pennsylvania Democrat Bob Brooks apologizes for 2019 pro-gun posts and 2020 pro-police comments during his campaign to challenge Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie. Brooks, a retired firefighter, faces criticism for sharing a far-right-linked meme after the 2019 El Paso shooting and calling Colin Kaepernick a 'douchebag' in 2019.
- Democratic candidate apologizes for past pro-police, pro-gun posts in key battleground race
A Pennsylvania Democratic candidate, Bob Brooks, is apologizing for 2019-2020 Facebook posts supporting gun rights, defending police, and criticizing Colin Kaepernick amid Black Lives Matter protests. Brooks, a retired firefighter running in a key battleground race, faces backlash for sharing a far-right-linked meme and pro-police comments, though he advocates for stronger gun laws and progressive policies like Medicaid for All.