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Spike Lee is supporting a rally in support of Colin Kaepernick at NFL Headquarters in New York
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Colin Kaepernick is still without a job as NFL training camps are kicking into gear.
The former 49ers quarterback has seen job opportunities disappear as quickly as they seem to arise, most recently with the Dolphins calling Jay Cutler out of retirement after Ryan Tannehill re-injured his knee.
Kaepernick is not without his supporters though; many of his believers see injustice in his continued unemployment even though there are more than a few franchises with question marks at quarterback.
One of Kaepernick's supporters is director and devout sports fan Spike Lee, who will supporting a rally on Wednesday at 5 pm, outside NFL Headquarters, according to an announcement posted on his Twitter feed.
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In what appears to be an unfortunate accident, Kaepernick's last name is misspelled in the poster. While it was initially believed that Lee would be hosting the event, he went on to clarify that he was not the one to set the event up, but rather a supporter of Kaepernick and his cause.
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I Did Not Organize And Set Up This Protest. However I Still Support My Brother And His Stance On The Injustices In The USA
Lee is well-versed in speaking about race relations and the ramifications of activism, as many of his films have focused on the ideas. Similar rallies have been held in support of Kaepernick, including one organized back in May that included speeches from Eric Garner's daughter Emerald Snipes, as well as Etan Thomas, a former NBA center who spoke out against the Iraq War.
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