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He’s not an NFL player. He’s never been on a knee. … To say that we’re moving past something, it didn’t seem very

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DAVIE Cordrea Tankersley Jersey , Fla. (AP) — Miami Dolphins receiver Kenny Stills objected Monday to recent comments from rapper Jay-Z about social activism by current and former NFL players, including Colin Kaepernick.Jay-Z and the league last week announced a partnership he characterized as a progressive step to carry on the campaign that Kaepernick began by kneeling during the national anthem to bring attention to police brutality and racial division.Stills said he isn’t so sure the Jay-Z partnership represents progress.“I felt like he really discredited Colin and myself and the work that’s being done,” Stills said. “I’m going to try and give this man the benefit of the doubt for now Raekwon McMillan Jersey , but it doesn’t sit right with me. It’s not something that I agree with. It’s not something that I respect.”While Kaepernick is out of the NFL, Stills continues to kneel during the anthem to protest social injustice. Last week Jay-Z said kneeling has served its purpose.“I think everyone knows what the issue is — we’re done with that,” Jay-Z said. “We all know the issue now. OK Charles Harris Jersey , next.”Stills said Jay-Z could have reached out to him or to Kaepernick before announcing the partnership.“He’s talking about, ‘We’re moving past kneeling,’ like he ever protested Jason Sanders Jersey ,” Stills said. “He’s not an NFL player. He’s never been on a knee. … To say that we’re moving past something, it didn’t seem very informed.” Dolphins defensive tackle Kendrick Norton remains in the hospital almost two weeks after having his left arm amputated as a result of injuries suffered in a car accident, but his stay could be over soon.Norton’s agent Malki Kawa told Ian Rapoport of NFL Media that Norton is set to have his sixth surgery since the accident. The goal of this operation is to finish closing up wounds left by previous procedures.Kawa added that Norton’s doctors believe this will be his final surgery and that he could be released from the hospital next week.Norton gave his first interview since the accident last week and said he is “grateful” to be alive after the accident and “staying strong” as a result of the support he’s received since being hurt. He’s also encouraged people to donate blood while talking about plans to sponsor a blood drive once he’s out of the hospital.

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