But that movement was also successful because there were clear economic targets. Getting to the root of police brutality isn’t as simple (for lack of a better word).

This is what it has to be. Talking is great, but it needs action behind it. I hope this motivates enough people to take on grassroots campaigns like you describe.

Expecting Kaepernick to be more than just a voice for change is expecting too much. If anything, movements are served best when we have divisions of labor as we do in any aspect of economy and life. Consider this: Martin Luther King was the front man for the civil rights movement of the 1960s. But the intellectual…