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I've never protested anything. But the Nike thing is pretty annoying. As if avoiding their tax responsibilities and outsourcing jobs to overseas sweat shops weren't enough for the Anti Kaepernick crowd to protest Nike, it's a person practicing their freedom of speech that does it. I don't understand the hypocrisy.
On Kaepernick's part, I feel it hurts his stance to kneel in protest of inequality here, but to accept an advertising campaign from a company like Nike who is known for using poor working conditions in third world countries to create their products. I get he's got bills to pay, but it' still hard to swallow for me.
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