Vice President Pence, former governor of Indiana, attended an NFL game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Indianapolis Colts. The 49ers had knelt during the national anthem the previous week, and…
J.T. Brown of the Tampa Bay Lightning becomes the first professional hockey player to demonstrate during the national anthem in protest of racial inequality. J.T. raised his fist during before the Lig…
Reports emerge that Martha Ford, owner of the Detroit Lions, informed players that if they agreed not to kneel during the national anthem, she would make donations to charitable causes of their choice…
Several NFL players remain seated, kneel, or raise fists during the national anthem. Additionally, while far fewer players engaged in protest as compared to the previous week, there were more protest…
POTUS sent out two tweets regarding the anthem protests: one stating that standing for games scheduled for Sunday is "[v]ery important;" and another which included a video from a November 9, 2016 Nati…
As the start of the NBA season looms near, deputy commissioner Mark Tatum sent a memorandum to all NBA owners, presidents, and managers reminding teams of the NBA's decades long rule requiring players…
Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey, stated that, while he generally supports protests, he believes doing so during the anthem is disrespectful. Christie also stated that the players overreacted to…
After stopping to speak with reporters on White House grounds, POTUS states that he is happy players on the teams that had played in the previous night's NFL game--the Greenbay Packers and the Chicago…
Referencing the NFL players' protests, state representative Julio Gonzalez (R-Venice)tweeted "It's not about disrespecting you. I just wanted to raise awareness of what happens when I punch you in the…
During an interview for morning show Fox & Friends, POTUS spoke about a number of issues, including the NFL protests. POTUS reiterated his belief that the protests disrespect the flag, national a…