It seems absurd to state that the NFL favours black players when they have punished Kapernik so much. Perhaps the OP could provide some names of players who are suffering from this supposed AA ?
That one very outspoken player got punished, does not disprove the unequal outcome.
By liberals standards, unequal outcome is proof of discrimination.
That you deny that, by lib standards, is proof you are a racist. And stupid. And evul.
This is not a "lib issue" or a "racial issue". You and the idiot OP are the ones who are race baiting and repeating yourselves and sounding absurd.
If there was actually anti white discrimination in the NFL, white people would not be turning out by the thousands to attend games, every year, and the highest paid players would not be white.
White players who did not make it and were good enough to make it would speak up as well.
In fact, your god, Trump tried to buy an NFL team once, and was rejected.
We are just holding you libs to your own standards.
There is unequal outcome. That means there had to be discrimination.
You aren't arguing that whites are racially inferior are you?
I am not a "Lib" and I do not live to politicize every life scenario as you do. I have no political loyalty to any party.
You cannot find any post in this forum or on the internet where I have ever stated that ANY race is inferior on ANY level.
There are white people in my family. A sister in law and two brothers in law, and they are cared for just as much as everyone else in my family.
And that being said, I will NOT quietly accept being categorized as "racially inferior" by anyone.
And for your information professional sports is one of the few professions where individual personality, nepotism, cronyism, favoritism and especially DISCRIMINATION are not a factor. Maybe so in the front office, but definitely not on the field.
Rewards are purely performance based.
Why do you think so many pro athletes risk their health with performance enhancing substances? if something can give them an edge physically, many are willing to take the risk.
If you are not a lib, do you not see the point I am making about the standard lib way of looking at "discrimination"?