03-08-2019, 06:26 PM
(03-08-2019, 05:32 PM)bfine32 Wrote: How is any of that relevant to not standing for the Anthem. Hell if they want to protest the school; I have 0 issue with it.
"We're mad at the school so let's go to their basketball game and sit during the anthem".
As I said: It's a protest that has become bastardized; but as Fred said: totally legal.
My first question is "What does the road from Selma to Montgomery have to do with racial oppression?", but the more I think about it the real question is "What does the national anthem have to do with a basketball game?".
But here is my attempt to answer your question. Some minorities feel that if racism is accepted then they are still considered second class citizens and therefore the US is not the "land of the free".
