Clemson professor rebuts Dabo Swinney's invocation of MLK in Kaepernick commentary
Posted Sep 15, 2016
Dabo Swinney's remarks on Colin Kaepernick's protest and racism have drawn praise from many people. It's also been criticized from others, including one of his colleagues at Clemson. Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika, a communications professor at Clemson, wrote an op-ed that respectfully disagreed with the football coach, particularly in his invocation of Dr. Martin Luther King.
(Sporting News)
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