Cowboys QB Gets Repeatedly Compared to a Slave for Saying He’s Against Protesting During the Anthem

After Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott voiced his support for team owner Jerry Jones and said he does not support kneeling during the national anthem, many took to social media to bash him.

“I never protest during the anthem, and I don’t think that’s the time or the venue to do so,” Prescott said. ”[…] When you bring such a controversy to the stadium, to the field, to the game […] it takes away from the joy and to the love that football brings a lot of people.”

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Since then, some social media users have compared Prescott to a slave staying on the plantation or said he was just trying to appease NFL fans and team owners who are white:

It wasn’t just Prescott who said he wouldn’t support protesting during the anthem. Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott told reporters it was a team decision not to protest.

“Us as a team, we chose to stand together for the national anthem. It was our decision,” Elliott said.

“That’s not knocking anyone else who may choose to kneel during the national anthem,” he added. “But we’re the Dallas Football Cowboys, America’s Team. We stand for the national anthem.”

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