The enafel is segregated between those of us whose bodies get destroyed and who are gone every three years, and the people that own the franchises. There are no black owners. And this process of viewing it as segregated is also, i think, goes into understanding it as a public act of racial disciplining. So when you have someone like colin capernick, yes, he's taking a knee against police violence and racial inequity, but it's actually something, it hits at something much deeper.

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