The Kaepernick Effect: Taking a Knee, Changing the World

The Kaepernick Effect: Taking a Knee, Changing the World By Zirin, Dave Published by The New Press Publication Date: 2022-10-27 Subject: Political Science Civil Rights, Political Science Political Process Political Advocacy, Political Science Civil Rights, Political Science Political Process - Political Advocacy, Social Science Discrimination, Social Science Ethnic Studies American African American & Black Studies, Social Science Popular Culture, Social Science Race & Ethnic Relations, Social Science Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Sports & Recreation Cultural & Social Aspects, Sports & Recreation Football, Social Science Discrimination, Social Science Ethnic Studies - American - African American & Black Studies, Social Science Popular Culture, Social Science Race & Ethnic Relations, Social Science Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Sports & Recreation Cultural & Social Aspects, Sports & Recreation Football, Cultural Studies, Political Activism, Sociology: Sport & Leisure, American Football, Political Ideologies And Movements, Pressure Groups, Protest Movements & Non-Violent Action, Sociology: Sport & Leisure, Political Activism, Cultural Studies, Sports & Recreation Cultural & Social Aspects, Sports & Recreation, Cultural & Social Aspects, Sports & Recreation Football, Football, Social Science Discrimination, Social Science, Discrimination, Social Science Ethnic Studies American African American & Black Studies, Ethnic Studies, American, African American & Black Studies, Social Science Race & Ethnic Relations, Race & Ethnic Relations, Social Science Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Political Science Civil Rights, Political Science, Civil Rights, Political Science Political Process Political Advocacy, Political Process, Political Advocacy, Social Science Popular Culture, Popular Culture, Pressure Groups, Protest Movements & Non-Violent Action, Political Ideologies And Movements, American Football, Sports - Social Aspects - United States, Police Brutality - United States, Social Justice - United States, Protest Movements - United States, Athletes - Interviews - United States, Anf: Politics And Government Subject Keywords: Sports; NFL; Kaepernick; taking a knee; protest; civil rights; discrimination; football; African Americans; police brutality; George Floyd; Breonna Taylor; NBA; social justice; activist athlete; Michael Bennett; Megan Rapinoe; on-field protest; National Anthem Genre: Sociology: Sport & Leisure, Political Activism, Cultural Studies, Sports & Recreation, Cultural & Social Aspects, Sports & Recreation, Football, Social Science, Discrimination, Social Science, Ethnic Studies, American, African American & Black Studies, Social Science, Race & Ethnic Relations, Social Science, Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Political Science, Civil Rights, Political Science, Political Process, Political Advocacy, Social Science, Popular Culture, Pressure Groups, Protest Movements & Non-Violent Action, Political Ideologies And Movements, American Football Target Audience: A Read for the Modern Generation