Colin Kaepernick remains blackballed by the NFL due to his activism and fight for social justice. Meanwhile, his efforts do not go unrewarded as the QB will be honored with an exhibit at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture.
The museum has collected Kaepernick’s jersey worn during one of his national anthem protests as well as other articles of clothing to be displayed in an exhibit honoring the former 49er quarterback.
Sociologist and author Harry Edwards supported the Smithsonian museum in their efforts to commemorate Kap’s stance in real-time.
There are no further details at this time regarding the expected completion of the exhibit.