The Cowboys have yet to have a player kneel
during the anthem since Kaepernick started protesting police brutality, inequality, and the oppression that people of color in the United States face in 2016.
Not exact matches
On Monday night, Cleveland Browns» tight end Seth DeValve became the first white player to take a knee
during the national
anthem since Colin Kaepernick first kicked off the wave of pro-football player protests last year.
Kaepernick was the first player to demonstrate
during the National
Anthem during the NFL's preseason, but has
since been joined by athletes around the country, including at high school games and other professional sporting events.
The focus of the demonstrations
during the national
anthem has shifted ever
since President Donald Trump made remarks in Alabama, saying that any player who kneels is a «son of a bitch» who should be fired.
In the first game
since the comments, Rams players linked arms on the sideline
during the
anthem.
After the Charlottesville rally, Long started putting his arm around teammate Malcolm Jenkins, who has been raising a fist
during the national
anthem since Colin Kaepernick began his protest in 2016.
Since last football season, dozens of athletes have demonstrated
during the national
anthem, either by kneeling or raising a clenched fist in the air, to protest the killing of black civilians by law enforcement officers.
While in use
since the early 1880s as a national
anthem on a de facto basis, and the words to the
anthem are from the tenth century or earlier, making An Israeli judoka who won gold at an international competition in Abu Dhabi quietly sings his national
anthem during the medal ceremony, after organisers