Unfinished Fight: Kaepernick’s next chapter beyond the knee

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Colin Kaepernick, now 38, discusses in NBC News interviews and his forthcoming memoir how his 2016 kneel morphed into a decade‑long campaign against racism and police brutality, the backlash that cost him an NFL career, and his ongoing activism through Know Your Rights Camp and other ventures; he describes the controversy around the 2019 workout, his belief he was blackballed, and how fatherhood has intensified his urgency to push for change, while he continues to train as if for the NFL and seeks strategic moments to speak out.
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