NFL will play the Black national anthem at every Week 1 game. But gestures confronting racism are meaningless as long as Colin Kaepernick is unsigned.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
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Colin Kaepernick expresses support for Minneapolis protesters after death of George Floyd
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