Kenny Stills said that he would continue to take a knee during the National Anthem and during the Texans game against the Saints he did just that.
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STILLS going strong ?? We’re with you! ???????? @KSTiLLS @iThinkIsee12 @E_Reid35 @Kaepernick7 pic.twitter.com/7oWOXpZBBA
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CelebNSports247.om supports Houston Texans wide receiver Kenny Stills who was kneeling as most others around him stood with their hands over their hearts just before the Texans took on the Saints at the Superdome.
Kenny Stills is an activist on issues of racial inequality.
He was traded to Houston last month from the Miami Dolphins. Stills began kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 after Colin Kaepernick used the action as a way to protest police brutality.
Kenny has been very outspoken about kneeling especially since Jay Z partnering with the NFL. Last month he got into a music battle with the Dolphins coach Brian Flores who appluaded him after his jab at Still grew media legs.
These days, Stills is a Texans player, and head coach Bill O’Brien said he doesn’t want to wade into the issue, but said he is glad Stills is on the team.
O’Brien said after the Texans’ 28-30 loss to the Saints:
Kenny exercised his right, his prerogative. You know, I’ve talked with Kenny. Kenny’s a good guy, very smart guy, very articulate guy and he’s a really good football player. So glad to have him here.
He added:
I’ve talked to Kenny, Kenny’s a good guy, very smart guy, very articulate guy and he’s really good football player … so, glad to have him here.
Before he was traded to the Texans, Stills had been critical of Dolphins owner Stephen Ross over his relationship with President Donald Trump, according to USA Today.
