bgames666 Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick was honored with the Muhammad Ali Award by Sports Illustrated (SI) on Tuesday, Dec. 5, and vowed to continue to serve the people despite losing his job.

Comedian Trevor Noah, who hosted the event, invited Texas dance music icon Beyoncé Knowles to present awards to professional athletes who demonstrate strong ideologies and influence in making a difference in the world.  bgames666

“Colin took action without fear of repercussions or criticism and is the only hope of changing the world for the better, especially in terms of race,”  Queen B said in a statement  .

The 30-year-old midfielder initiated the idea of ​​kneeling during the national anthem before kick-off to protest against police mistreatment of black people last season.

This caused other colleagues in the profession to follow suit, which displeased President Donald Trump.

‘Cap’ left Levi’s Stadium in March, suing NFL team owners in October, claiming he was not signed. 

Capernick on the late boxing legend Ali’s role in human rights advocacy: “The footprint he left was huge. I hope to follow in his footsteps and make the world remember him.” 

The modern-day black sports icon was recently honored by Jacquie magazine as its Citizen of the Year for his social activities, which included donating $1 million (32 million baht) to anti-racism organizations. 

This caused other colleagues in the profession to follow suit, which displeased President Donald Trump.

‘Cap’ left Levi’s Stadium in March, suing NFL team owners in October, claiming he was not signed. 

Capernick on the late boxing legend Ali’s role in human rights advocacy: “The footprint he left was huge. I hope to follow in his footsteps and make the world remember him.” 

The modern-day black sports icon was recently honored by Jacquie magazine as its Citizen of the Year for his social activities, which included donating $1 million (32 million baht) to anti-racism organizations.  ( bgames666 )