Stephen A. Sellout

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Stephen A. Smith is completely wrong for his comments towards San Fransisco quarterback Colin  Kaepernick. My goodness. This man does not like any of the candidates; so you criticize him for not contributing to people he doesn't believe in? You say you don't want to hear his voice? You hope he goes away? He doesn't deserve to be in the NFL? He's not a hypocrite Stephen A., you're a damn coon that's trying to play the fence. In America, we realize the challenges African-Americans face come from years of being oppressed. In which most African Americans still are. These two candidates in Kaepernick eyes wasn't fit to be voted for so he withheld it, which he has the RIGHT TO DO!! So let me ask you this Stephen A Smith,who's really in the wrong. Kaepernick for withholding his vote or you  for coming on National TV in front of millions of viewers and bashing this brother like this. This brother has been put in every position to fail this year. Colin has received death threats, white people calling him the n-word, and you want to throw fuel on the fire cause he didn't vote?? You are trash for that. Now it's one thing for you to do things the right way by calling your brother or texting your brother but coming on National TV and ranting for ratings cause Skip Bayless left ESPN is  ridiculous. 

Colin Kaepernick has inspired a whole race and he's not hiding from any criticism. So before you your criticize this man you ask yourself what are you doing to change things, what are you doing to help the African American race and other races come together. I use to look to you as a positive role model for the African-American community but your comments were sickening. We deserve better and you're bigger then that. 

As for Colin Kaepernick, I wish you all the success in the world. Thank you for standing up for those of us who voice go void. We are rooting for you not against you and we won't turn our back on you. What you have done is bigger than football and you've brought attention to a situation that was being ignored and for that we say thank you!

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