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    a thick and juicy hamburger on the 4th of July? If so you’re probably an American. Being an American can mean many different things to different generations. Three of those reasons is the problem with people kneeling during the national anthem, social media, and the “American Dream.” Kneeling for the anthem is one of the biggest controversies at the moment that is upsetting a lot of people. One of the biggest ways of communication today is social media. Many American’s take advantage of social media

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    information to them. Paul then goes into explaining about how we should pray to our Father by kneeling before Him. Kneeling was a sign of reverence to God and used often in the Bible. As in the book of Acts, after speaking to the people of Ephesus, he ended by praying with them by reverencing in the position of kneeling. “When Paul had finished speaking, he knelt down with all of them and prayed.” (Acts 20:36). When kneeling, this brings deeper emotions to the act of

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    The controversial kneeling protest started by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is not a gesture against the national anthem, the American flag, or police, but is about becoming a “voice for the voiceless,” a Christian NFL player has explained. In an interview with The Associated Press (AP) on Oct. 29, San Francisco 49ers free safety Eric Reid said Kaepernick’s kneeling movement is being misconstrued as a protest against the national anthem. He explained that his reason for

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    Theoretical Framework The Consensus model or systems perspective of criminal justice looked at in the study of equality and justice. A criminal justice model in which the majority of citizens in a society share the same belief (Wikipedia, 2017). Nieuwhof (2007) stated that Martin Luther King said, Injustice anywhere is threat to justice everywhere. The justice of former sport athlete’s first amendment rights being examine, and analyzed in this study. Jones (2016) revealed that Kapernick

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    Anthem And The Anthem

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    discrimination and police violence against minorities. NFL players should not be fired nor fined for exercising their freedom of speech and peaceful protest. Colin Kaepernick was the first NFL player to kneel during the National Anthem. He was first noticed kneeling on August 26, 2016. The day after he released a statement saying. “I’m not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. To me this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part

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    Taking a Stand By Kneeling Meghan Callaghan English 10 Ms. Hansen 48, a startling number representing the number of athletes representing some of the 13 NFL teams who made the choice to kneel in protest, against a country that has been able to provide everything for them (Gibbs). As brutality against African Americans continues to increase and gain attention from the media, a few athletes have begun to kneel during the playing of the National Anthem. As soon as this protest began it faced

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    Every Right To Kneel For The National Anthem Last year during the beginning of the 2016-17 season a Former NFL player Colin Kaepernick started the season with a quiet protest of kneeling during the Star Spangled Banner. Nobody noticed until the second week of the preseason when he knelt again. His purpose for kneeling was to shed light on racial inequality and police brutality. American’s should be for NFL Players Having Every Right To Kneel For The National Anthem because the first amendment

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    America's gift to my generation Patriots pen The NFL has just started to disrespect the flag by kneeling during the national anthem. They have been trying to free their expression rights in other ways. America's gift to my generation is freedom of expression. Not only players are kneeling during the anthem, it is affecting college players also. It also affects their standing and their pocket book.Losing thousands of dollars every year. One of the teams that have been trying to stand

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    issues need to be taken care of in this country, the National Football League is not the place to deal with these political problems. Football players in the NFL are kneeling during the playing of the National Anthem to protest racial discrimination and police brutality; this can be stopped by reducing the football player’s pay, make kneeling during the National Anthem illegal, or try to end racial discrimination and police brutality in America. This protest was started by a quarterback from the San

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    Procon writes in this article (Refusing to Stand for the National Anthem) argues both the pros and cons about kneeling for the national anthem. This author supports there argument by comparing the pros and cons of the issue.This writer uses logos,ethos and a professional tone to help convey his argument about why some people support athletes kneeling and why others oppose athletes kneeling during the National Anthem. In the article “Refusing to Stand for the National Anthem”the writer uses logos to

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