Nike Pegs Colin Kaepernick As Face Of New Ad Campaign

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick is a spokesman for the Nike 30th anniversary "Just Do It" event.

Kapernick has been divided in the United States during the National Football League game since 2016 to protest against racial cheating in the United States.

Since 2011, Nike has allowed Capenic to sign an approval agreement, but he has not used him for over a year. In other words, until Monday, the company launched a new advertising campaign centered on the previous quarterly battle, and Kaepernick's close-up photograph with a slogan "I believe something even if it means sacrificing everything" announced.

On Wednesday, Kaepernick posted a Nike video ad to his own Twitter account. This includes well-known players such as Serena Williams and LeBron James. Advertisements are scheduled to air during Thursday night's NFL season opener.

This week, Nike started an advertising campaign designed to attract the most attention: it used the former NFL quarterback choline Kapnik of the unemployed as the face of the # JustDoIt event of its 30th anniversary. Why does Kaepernick respect sports? No He has not taken part in the competition since 2016. No, Kaepernick keeps the headlines because the protest action he started with the national anthem became a pathological political problem, inviting clicks and headlines, and the president's debate.

NIKE advertisement of American football quarterback, Colin · Cagnnik will be exhibited in New York on September 8, 2018. - In Nike's new advertising campaign, American football player Kaepernick became a radicalist against police violence and took a tough stance on the thousands of years of potential divergence, but the possibility to alienate conservative customers There is. . The advertisement immediately called for Nike to boycott Kuiper Nick. And it was condemned by US President Donald Droop and other conservatives during the US national anthem. (Photo provided: ANGELA WEISS / AFP / Getty Images)

Nike, as a spokesperson for the 30th anniversary of the "Just Do It" campaign at the beginning of the football season, decided to fire the discussion about athletes' protest again, with former NFL Quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Kaepernick is widely regarded as the emergence of current protest actions dating back to the fall of 2016, when he decided to kne to the national anthem to enhance the awareness of police violence against people in color. Discussion on this issue mainly focuses on whether protest action does not respect national flags or whether subsequent unemployment is due to retaliation of the owner but it is important to understand public opinion on this issue is there. The public's attitude towards this topic reveals the difference between the race and the country in the generation.

Mayor Kenor in the outskirts of New Orleans wants the position of an NFL player who chose not to participate in the national anthem. Therefore, Nike announced that Collin Kappenik will face a new advertising campaign commemorating the symbolic "Just Do It" slogan on the working day, and Mayor Ben Zahn forbade Kenar's local booster club to buy The Nike clothes are used for public leisure gear. This decision was welcomed by immediate and violent opposition from urban residents and many people across the country.