Colin Kaepernick

Andray Domise: The Super Bowl’s various controversies emphasize capitalism’s infiltration of the political realm. For marginalized communities, selective consumption is one of the few remaining ways to make a statement.

Anne Kingston: The NFL player’s provocative deal with Nike shows how consumption can be conflated with political action

Instead of defusing the national anthem debate with its new policy, the NFL has managed to anger parties on both sides of the issue.

Opinion: Kaepernick’s protest, about what and who makes a team and a nation, can also be connected to environmental justice

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick believes his country attaches a low cost to Black lives. He’s right, says Andray Domise.

In 2016, Colin Kaepernick chose to sit during the anthem. In 1968, Tommie Smith raised a fist. Smith explains why it’s the same fight