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People standing up for social inequality. 

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People standing up for social inequality. 

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Claim: Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Claim: Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Evidence :  At a sports awards show in July, basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together.

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claim: pro athletes are using their popularity as a world stage to get a bigger audience.

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claim: pro athletes are using their popularity as a world stage to get a bigger audience.

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evidence: the 4 basketball players

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Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand 

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Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand 

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Evidence:

At a sports awards show in July, basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together. They urged their fellow athletes to become more socially involved.

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claim:  They urged their fellow athletes to become more socially involved.
evidence:

In 1968, African-American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos led the black power salutes, a political demonstration at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico.

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claim: Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality and not the last
evidence: basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together. They urged their fellow athletes to become more socially involved.

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Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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In 1967, professional boxer Muhammad Ali took a stand against the Vietnam War. In 1968, African-American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos led the black power salutes

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claim:

Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

Evidence  At a sports awards show in July, basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together.

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Claim:Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.
Evidence:Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together. Professional boxer Muhammad Ali took a stand against the Vietnam War.  Tommie Smith and John Carlos led the black power salutes.

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Claim : Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Claim : Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Evidence :

Time and again, the sports world’s best athletes have led by example. In 1967, professional boxer Muhammad Ali took a stand against the Vietnam War. In 1968, African-American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos led the black power salutes, a political demonstration at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico.

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Claim : Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Claim : Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

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Evidence:

At a sports awards show in July, basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together. They urged their fellow athletes to become more socially involved.

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Claim- Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.
Evidence-

At a sports awards show in July, basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together. They urged their fellow athletes to become more socially involved.

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Claim: Kaepernick hasn’t been the only famous person/athlete to take a stand against racial inequality

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Claim: Kaepernick hasn’t been the only famous person/athlete to take a stand against racial inequality

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Evidence:

At the ESPYs, famous basketball players (Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Paul) spoke out against the inequality and urged other sports stars to have their voices heard

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claim: Many professional athletes are using their popularity to protest to get a larger audience.

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claim: Many professional athletes are using their popularity to protest to get a larger audience.

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evidence:

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Claim: Time and again, the sports world’s best athletes have led by example.

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Claim: Time and again, the sports world’s best athletes have led by example.

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Evidence: Muhammad Ali took a stand against the Vietnam War. In 1968, African-American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos led the black power salutes, a political demonstration at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico.

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Kaepernick is not the first famous athlete to take a stand against racial inequality.

" Basketball players Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul took the stage together. "

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Claim: Urging fellow athletes to become more socially involved. 

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Claim: Urging fellow athletes to become more socially involved. 

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Evidence: For example Muhammad Ali took a stand against the Vietnam war.

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Athletes are coming together to put a stop to social injustice.

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Athletes are coming together to put a stop to social injustice.

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Ex-Muhammad Ali protesting against the Vietnam War.
LBJ CP3 DWade and Melo urging fellow athletes to come together.
Tommie Smith and John Carlos leading the black power salutes at the Olympics