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San Diego Union-Tribune · Sep 22, 2016

Chargers players plan to continue protest

Chargers right tackle Joe Barksdale (left) and swing tackle Chris Hairston (right) raised a fist in the air during the pre-game national anthem against the Jaguars in San Diego at Qualcomm Stadium on Sept. 11, 2016. (Michael Gehlken) Two Chargers stood together Sunday during the national anthem at Qualcomm Stadium. Two raised a right fist over their right shoulder for the song’s entirety. Two became the latest NFL players to exercise their right to peaceful protest against racial injustice they perceive in the United States.

This Sunday, the offensive linemen plan to continue that protest. For it, there likely will be more than two.

Full story at San Diego Union-Tribune

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