Colin Kaepernick

This app lets you take a knee during the anthem in the comfort of your own home

A timeline of values-based employee resistance movements

Colin Kaepernick wants to get his face and afro trademarked

After Kaepernick ad, Nike store traffic was up in blue–and red–counties

Nike, Kaepernick, and the messy world of branding in the Trump era

There are some who believe that anything done by a corporation is automatically tainted, but isn’t any ally a good ally?

Top 5 ads of the week: Nike and Colin Kaepernick, Adidas and Donald Glover

Levi’s steps up its support for gun control, John Lewis gets cute with “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and maybe the best fake McDonald’s ad ever.

Survey says Nike’s brand image has dropped because of Colin Kaepernick ad

Morning Consult reports that Nike’s brand favorability and consumer purchase consideration have significantly sunk, but Nike is playing a long game.

Colin Kaepernick’s Nike ad has become a full-on meme

Here are nine of our favorites.

Nike doubles down on Colin Kaepernick with a stunning new commercial

Colin Kaepernick makes Nike seem more progressive than it is

The brand could become a progressive powerhouse–but it needs to begin at home.

Nike’s Colin Kaepernick ad is on the right side of history–and business

In choosing its divisive new campaign spokesperson, the brand is betting on its future.

Nike takes a stand by making Colin Kaepernick face of new campaign

Kaepernick’s deal includes a potential shoe and apparel line, as well as Nike donations to his Know Your Rights organization.

Brand WTF of the Week: EA Sports cuts Kaepernick out of Madden 19

The gaming company broke one of the golden rules of brand loyalty: Know your audience.

Colin Kaepernick and Ava Duvernay are developing a comedy series

Read Roger Goodell’s full policy statement on the NFL national anthem protests

5 times civil disobedience made a difference since MLK’s death

Colin Kaepernick filed a collusion claim against the NFL

Why Colin Kaepernick’s 2013 Beats By Dre Ad Is Perfect For Right Now

As the issue of NFL player protest simmers, the brand that seemed willing to stand up for controversy is missing in action.

Colin Kaepernick Won’t Stand For The National Anthem In “Madden 17” Either