We spend more time talking about whether Colin Kaepernick is standing for the National Anthem, but we don't want to talk about why he is kneeling.
Jerry Demings: “We spend more time talking about whether Colin Kaepernick is standing for the National Anthem, but we don't want to talk…”
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Demings criticizes the focus on Kaepernick's protest over addressing underlying issues of police violence.
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