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Steph Doehler. (2023) Taking the star-spangled knee: the media framing of Colin Kaepernick. Sport in Society 26:1, pages 45-66.
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Guy Harrison, Charli Kerns & Jason Stamm. (2022) Covering the Rooney Rule: An Exploratory Study of Print Coverage of NFL Head Coaching Searches. Howard Journal of Communications 33:5, pages 435-451.
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Earl Smith, Angela J. Hattery, Marissa Kiss & Katelyn E. Foltz. (2023) Re-Conceptualizing Kaepernick’s Kneeling Protests and His Banishment From the NFL as an Infringement on His “Right to Work”. Journal of Black Studies, pages 002193472311773.
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