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    Colin Kaepernick WHAT IS HAPPENING? “The NFL season is barely underway‚ but already the focus is being taken away from the field and directed at the sidelines‚” says CNN. Colin Kaepernick‚ QB on the 49ers has commenced a protest in which he kneels down during the national anthem before his football game. He describes that he doesn’t want to stand for a country that “opposes black people and people of colour.” By kneeling down he is representing the fact that‚ he doesn’t respect a such country

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    The United States of America claims in its first amendment‚ that all citizens have the right to freedom of speech. On August 26‚ 2016 NFL star‚ Colin Kaepernick‚ gained attention for his silent protests by not standing during the national anthem. Kaepernick is enforcing the Black Lives Matter Movement by not standing for the star spangled banner. The 49ers quarterback states‚ “I am going to continue to stand with the people who are being oppressed.” His protests have caught the eye of other NFL stars

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    Do you think what Colin Kaepernick did was wrong on his part or he had every right to do what he did? Did he need to stand in order just to show some respect for his country? Do you know why he did not stand? Today‚ you will be informed about Colin Kaepernick‚ civil liberties and the first amendment. I. Colin Kaepernick: Colin Kaepernick did not stand during the national anthem because he chose to not stand at that moment. He had every right to remain seated because he didn’t feel that black

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    the target audience for this product‚ the use of Colin Kaepernick‚ a football player for its commercial lends credibility to the product and reaches out to the appropriate audience. The advert appeals to pathos‚ ethos‚ and logos by drawing on the sober emotions of the athlete‚ the athlete’s credibility as a football player‚ and headphone’s ability to totally shut off outside noise respectively. In the commercial‚ the football player‚ Colin Kaepernick‚ on his arrival to the stadium met an angry mob

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    Biography Paper comparing the lives of Colin Powell and Judith Nies December 6‚ 2012 Presented to

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    treated them different. Their lives and problems were not as important‚ their work were not worth the same wages‚ and their standards of living were significantly lower. This is still prominent today. A perfect example of this is Colin Kaepernick’s protest. Kaepernick protested the flag because of the way minorities are being treated in america but the people he offended never wanted to fix the problem he was protesting in the first place. The way

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    A man named Colin Powell once said‚ “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat‚ determination and hard work.” A fine example of hard working men would be Dr. V and Robert Allman. Dr. V and Robert Allman had many positive traits‚ such as they were family-oriented‚ hard-working‚ and determined‚ these traits drove these men to be dedicated to their cause. One characteristic of both men is that they were family-oriented: Dr. V worked as a dedicated surgeon and he continued to be the

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    Colin Kaepernick‚ former 49er’s quarterback‚ took a knee to silently but forcefully expel a need to show that kneeling in the face of police brutality and racial injustice is one way to gather attention. Many eyes were upon him as he took to the field and as the national anthem hummed he let one knee fall to the ground and let it remain there for the duration of the song. No violence or spiteful intentions coursed through his actions. A rather quiet rage sparkled in his eye as he showed the 16.5

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    On September 1‚ 2016 Chargers were hosting the 76ers for a preseason NFL game. What people saw in the stadium and on Television was Colin Kaepernick and his teammate Eric Reid Kneel during the National Anthem. (Note Card 1). People were already criticized Colin Kaepernick right away when they saw this. Not even getting a chance to speak why he did till after the game. When the reporter ask why did he not stand for the Nation Anthem he said “ I’m not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for

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    people have learnt a little of what Australian scenery looks like. The first day of shooting the film was on 24th May 1976 but before this many decisions had to be made. Matt Carroll‚ the producer had to get permission from the author of the book‚ Colin Thiele who wrote the book in 1963. Once he got permission he had to find the right scriptwriter who could capture the true spirit of the book. Because the book tells the reader a lot of descriptions of the scenery‚ the film could show the audience

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