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Twitter Users Ramp Up Calls For Colin Kaepernick's NFL Return After Cowboys' Loss - The New York Beacon

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People are once again calling out the NFL for Colin Kaepernick’s absence from the league after the Dallas Cowboys suffered a sizable loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Monday night.  Fans of the activist and former San Francisco 49ers quarterback are arguing online that the […]

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