Dix ans après le genou à terre de Colin Kaepernick, les sportifs noirs américains peinent à se faire entendre

Comments

1. Crimson Comet: still can't believe his refusal to stand was seen as radical at the time
2. Mendezmilan: J'ai toujours trouvé fascinant comment ce geste a suscité une telle controverse alors que c'était si simplement un moyen de se prévaloir de ses droits,
3. Diego: il est temps que les légendes du football s'expriment au-delà des terrains, ça ne veut pas dire qu'ils sont obligés de prendre des cou
4. Mila: nothing's changed if you ask me - still lots of silence on real issues
5. Romanofelix: on voulait révolutionner le football, pas être oubliés dans la page suivante
6. Neon Wolf: revolutions need follow-through, not fleeting gestures alone

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