When most athletes look back on their glory days, it’s the game-winning plays and the intense team camaraderie they want to relive.
Not former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
‘My victory was secure on the cross … and it doesn’t matter if I win this tournament or lose this tournament.’
Ten years after he first knelt in protest during the National Anthem, the onetime culture warrior has written a book. His publisher describes “The Perilous Fight” as “equal parts memoir and manifesto.”
Kaepernick may miss that era — after opting out of his contract in 2017, he never played for another NFL team again — but it’s safe to say most fans are happy to have moved on.
In fact, there’s been a different kind of rebellion
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