Lupe Fiasco bigs up Colin Kaepernick in his latest release “Kneelin’ On Needles”. The Chicago spitter shows off his skills when it comes to handling bars in case you thought his mind was distracted with his samurai business.
Lupe Fiasco bigs up Colin Kaepernick in his latest release “Kneelin’ On Needles”. The Chicago spitter shows off his skills when it comes to handling bars in case you thought his mind was distracted with his samurai business.
image via: Instagram Colin Kaepernick has reached the end zone plenty of times in his football career but this may be his biggest score ever. Kaepernick reached out to Turkish Airlines for help getting a plane so he could ship supplies to Somalia and they got back to him and let him know they are happy to donate the use of a 60-ton cargo plane!
photo credit: youtube With the NFL season over, Colin Kaepernick will be out of the spotlight for a while but that doesn’t mean he isn’t still keeping his word about his $1 million dollar pledge. Earlier this week he was busy handing out clothing, books and bedding at shelters and orphanages. He followed that up today by revealing his latest rounds of donations for this month, totaling $100,000!
Just about every sports publication covered Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem as he protested against racism, oppression, and police brutality against black people, but only a very SMALL few are covering the work in the community that he promised to do. Many athletes have begun speaking out about societal issues, but Kaepernick kept his word and put his money and time where his mouth is.
photo credit: youtube If you thought that Colin Kaepernick was making things uncomfortable in the San Francisco 49ers locker room this season, well think again. His teammates voted him the winner of the the Len Eshmont Award, for the courage he showed in the face of all the backlash he faced for kneeling during national anthems during the season.
With so much going on concerning the African-American community, there’s been criticism that we don’t have any leaders that are the faces of the movements. We used to have Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and more. Martin Luther King III, however, said we shouldn’t embrace a messiah complex of just one leader. He said he’s proud of what LeBron James and Colin Kaepernick have been doing.