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The Rubin Report
Colin Kaepernick's graphic novel, co-authored with Eve L. Ewing, detailed his high school experiences and his perspective on racism, including perceived resistance from his white adoptive parents. The book was described as a coming-of-age story.
It's his true high school coming of age story, embracing his blackness despite resistance from many, including his white adoptive parents.
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Colin Kaepernick's graphic novel, co-authored with Eve L. Ewing, detailed his high school experiences and his perspective on racism, including perceived resistance from his white adoptive parents. The book was described as a coming-of-age story.
It's his true high school coming of age story, embracing his blackness despite resistance from many, including his white adoptive parents.
I know my parents love me, but there were still very problematic things that I went through.
Teenage Kaepernick wanted cornrows to match. He's getting what roles, his mom asked? Oh, your hair is not professional. Oh, you look like a little thug. Your mom said that to you? Yeah.