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Colin Kaepernick Partners with Medium to Create Race-Related Content

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Colin Kaepernick Partners with Medium to Create Race-Related NFL quarterback and social justice activist Colin Kaepernick has recently joined the board of directors of content platform Medium.

In an earlier announcement, Medium welcomed Kaepernick to a seat on their board of directors and also stated that they will partner with Kaepernick and his content publishing company he launched earlier this year, Kaepernick Publishing.

Through this partnership, Colin will be publishing across Medium’s platform, including a collaboration with Medium’s editorial team—leading Level and Momentum.

He will be sharing his thoughts on anti-Black racism in our society, and Medium and Kaepernick Publishing will co-publish thought-provoking feature stories from diverse writers of color.

In a recent Forbes poll, it shows that a majority of Americans believe NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell owes former quarterback Colin Kaepernick an apology.

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