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Colin, while a free agent, continues his $1M pledge

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While he waits for a job, Colin Kaepernick continues his $1M charity pledge. $700K thru April. He announced the latest orgs benefiting pic.twitter.com/t3eRyoUY09
- Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) June 2, 2017

Colin Kaepernick is currently a free agent, but he's been busy lately. Since pledging to donate $1 million of his salary to various charities in the wake of his national anthem protests, Kaepernick has donated $700,000 so far. This week, he announced the latest round of organizations that he'll be donating to: American Friends Service Committee, Assata's Daughters, Grassroots Leadership, and Helping Oppressed Mothers Endure. Much like the 20 other organizations he's donated to, they'll each get a portion of the $100,000 he's been pledging each month.

Kaepernick has been a lightning rod of controversy since he made news with his national anthem protest. The NFL remains divided on whether to sign him -- Giants owner John Mara said he's been receiving mail from fans who don't want their team to sign him, while Seahawks coach Pete Carroll had high praise for Kaepernick, saying he's "a starter in this league." Kaepernick worked out with the Seahawks this week for a potential job, but it remains to be seen if that will evolve into a signing.

Despite the drama surrounding Kaepernick's future in the NFL, it's clear the impact he cares about the most is the one he's making with fans around the country. It's tangible - from the rally in New York City, to handing out suits outside a parole office, to receiving boxes upon boxes of supportive letters. It's easy to imagine that his activism will continue even after he's done donating $1 million of his salary, that even if he won't kneel during the national anthem anymore, he'll do what he can to keep the conversation going.
(h/t Niners Nation)

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Colin Kaepernick has donated $700K of his $1M pledge to 24 different organizations

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While he waits for a job, Colin Kaepernick continues his $1M charity pledge. $700K thru April. He announced the latest orgs benefiting pic.twitter.com/t3eRyoUY09 - Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) June 2, 2017 Colin Kaepernick is currently a free agent, but he's been busy lately.

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During games when he was signed to the San Francisco 49ers he was booed my his own fans and at one point he was voted the NFL's most hated player.

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Colin is trying to reach a goal that can't just be reached by one thing happening, he has the support of other pro athletes along this journey to get justice for not only african americans but everyone.

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I do agree with Colin. The treatment of African Americans is completely unfair and everyone no mater the color of their skin deserves justice.

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During him protesting for the oppression of African Americans he was receiving multiple death threats.

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Through all of his protesting his was statistically better that most signed quarterbacks but teams wouldn't take. a risk of him bringing bad publicity to their organization.