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Ryan Clark Celebrates Partnership with NFL Films, Days After Likening the League to Slavery
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Why didn't Ryan Clark push back at Colin Kaepernick comparing the NFL to slavery during interview?
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Colin Kaepernick doubled down on his NFL-slave trade comparison in a podcast interview with Ryan Clark, calling the NFL Combine a "meat market."
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Fired ESPN analyst Ryan Clark has announced that ultra woke ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has joined Clark's new production company The post Ryan Clark Celebrates Partnership with NFL Films, Days After Likening the League to Slavery appeared first on Breitbart .
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