Activism
10 Productive Things You Can Do Instead of Watching Football While Boycotting the NFL in Support of Kaepernick
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Colin Kaepernick is being treated unfairly. A lot of people are calling for a boycott of the NFL if he does not get picked up by a team. This means NO FOOTBALL. We understand how much some of you love football but hate what is happening so we made this list of things that you can do instead of watching the game during your boycott.
Teach someone the difference between their, there, and they’re.
Go outside and play football yourself.
Visit people at an old folks home, they will love you. Have them tell you stories about how terrible stuff like this was happening 60 years ago and highlight how ridiculous it is that it still hasn’t changed.
Listen to that new Jay Z album back to back while reading a book on financial literacy and how you can improve your credit.
Take your significant other out on a hot date.
Hit the gym.
Drink water. Hydrate.
BBQ with your friends.
Play spades with some people who can ACTUALLY play spades.
Watch the documentary What The Health on Netflix, freak out, and reevaluate everything that is in your fridge.
Donate and support Kaepernick’s organization to fight oppression globally. (Click here to learn more about it.)
Watch the TV GUIDE channel for three hours…. really, just anything outside of supporting these people who threw this man under the bus for standing up for what he knows is right.
Kaepernick put his career on the line, peacefully protested, and stood by his decision stand up against injustice.
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