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Former OSU lineman Russell Okung comes out in support of Colin Kaepernick: tulsaworld





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Former OSU lineman Russell Okung comes out in support of Colin Kaepernick

Former OSU lineman Russell Okung comes out in support of Colin Kaepernick
Former OSU lineman Russell Okung comes out in support of Colin Kaepernick
OKLAHOMA CITY - Former Oklahoma State lineman and current Denver Bronco left tackle Russell Okung penned a piece on the "Player's Tribune" today in support of San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who has drawn headlines across the nation for his protest of the National Anthem before games."After several recent shooting tragedies and a summer marked by growing racial tensions, Colin felt as though he had to do something," Okung writes."He explained that his actions represent an effort to protest the lack of inclusivity and equal opportunity for minorities, particularly African-Americans in the United States.
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Broncos' Russell Okung to Colin Kaepernick: 'Know that we see you'

Broncos' Russell Okung to Colin Kaepernick: 'Know that we see you'
Broncos' Russell Okung to Colin Kaepernick: 'Know that we see you'
Colin Kaepernick sat out another national anthem Thursday, and his protest continues to gather reactions.Some players have joined in support while most have either said nothing or remained neutral.But even if players aren't publicly defending Kaepernick, plenty appreciate what he's doing.
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Russell Okung stands behind Colin Kaepernick, believes America can be GREATER

Russell Okung stands behind Colin Kaepernick, believes America can be GREATER
Russell Okung stands behind Colin Kaepernick, believes America can be GREATER
The NFL season is less than a week away, but the biggest storyline in sports centers around the 49ers' second-string quarterback and where he chooses to be during the national anthem.Colin Kaepernick is out to make a point, and whether you agree with him or not, it's hard to deny that he hasn't sparked a conversation.Throughout the preseason, Kaepernick has remained quietly seated on the bench during the singing of the national anthem in protest of the civil injustices facing African-Americans and other minorities in this country.




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