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Packers’ Ha Ha Clinton-Dix sends a strong message to police
This is certainly refreshing. Maybe it’s something about Green Bay, Wisconsin, that allows the players and coaches there to buck the growing trend of disrespect in the NFL.
Green Bay Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix posted an image to Twitter on Saturday showing off the very strong message that he’s been sending to the police officers of America.
The Packers star has been honoring fallen police officers by writing their names on his football cleats. It’s a simple, yet very powerful, message.
He just added the names of Kissimmee, Florida, police Sgt. Richard “Sam” Howard and Officer Matthew Baxter, who were shot and killed last week.
Clinton-Dix is a shining example of someone who is respectfully advocating for political change.
He doesn’t kneel or sit during the national anthem. He doesn’t spout off inflammatory rhetoric. He doesn’t openly engage in racial identity politics.
It’s a breath of fresh air in an NFL where players like Michael Bennett, Marshawn Lynch and Colin Kaepernick think that the best time to make a political statement is during the recital of the national anthem.
And make no mistake, Clinton-Dix is definitely an advocate for social change. A cursory glance at his Twitter account shows several posts pushing for criminal justice reform and defending the rights of players like Lynch and Bennett to speak their minds in a free country.
But he also takes time to honor and respect the brave men and women who protect and serve this country.
And the Pro Bowl safety is still working toward a degree in criminal justice from the University of Alabama. He’s actually attempting to expand his knowledge of the subject, as opposed to regurgitating cliched talking points.
Case in point, he recently took an unpaid internship under a Brown County Circuit Court judge in Wisconsin. He posted some of his experiences to his Instagram account.
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Packers’ Ha Ha Clinton-Dix sends a strong message to police
By Bryan Chai
on August 21, 2017 at 1:30pm
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This is certainly refreshing. Maybe it’s something about Green Bay, Wisconsin, that allows the players and coaches there to buck the growing trend of disrespect in the NFL.
Green Bay Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix posted an image to Twitter on Saturday showing off the very strong message that he’s been sending to the police officers of America.
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Ha Ha Clinton-Dix ? @haha_cd6
Added 2 more angels to my cleats in respect to families who loss Two HEROS in the community. #SAMHOWARD #MATTHEWBAXTER #RIP ???????????????????
3:36 PM - Aug 19, 2017
197 197 Replies 757 757 Retweets 2,226 2,226 likes
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The Packers star has been honoring fallen police officers by writing their names on his football cleats. It’s a simple, yet very powerful, message.
He just added the names of Kissimmee, Florida, police Sgt. Richard “Sam” Howard and Officer Matthew Baxter, who were shot and killed last week.
Clinton-Dix is a shining example of someone who is respectfully advocating for political change.
He doesn’t kneel or sit during the national anthem. He doesn’t spout off inflammatory rhetoric. He doesn’t openly engage in racial identity politics.
It’s a breath of fresh air in an NFL where players like Michael Bennett, Marshawn Lynch and Colin Kaepernick think that the best time to make a political statement is during the recital of the national anthem.
And make no mistake, Clinton-Dix is definitely an advocate for social change. A cursory glance at his Twitter account shows several posts pushing for criminal justice reform and defending the rights of players like Lynch and Bennett to speak their minds in a free country.
But he also takes time to honor and respect the brave men and women who protect and serve this country.
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Clinton-Dix retweeted this:
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Rep Stephanie Murphy ? @RepStephMurphy
Special honor in memory of a brave #Orlando hero. Grateful for her sacrifice - and the sacrifices of our entire law enforcement.
8:18 AM - Aug 14, 2017
4 4 Replies 60 60 Retweets 243 243 likes
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And the Pro Bowl safety is still working toward a degree in criminal justice from the University of Alabama. He’s actually attempting to expand his knowledge of the subject, as opposed to regurgitating cliched talking points.
Case in point, he recently took an unpaid internship under a Brown County Circuit Court judge in Wisconsin. He posted some of his experiences to his Instagram account.
http://www.thewildcard.com/packers-ha-ha-clinton-dix-sends-a-strong-message-to-police/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=libertyalliance&utm_campaign=weeklypm&utm_content=libertyalliance
Ultimately, it comes down to something very simple.
Regardless of how you feel about his political commentary, Clinton-Dix is going about affecting social change the right way.
He’s pushing for change that he genuinely believes in while honoring and respecting all those who protect and serve this country.
And Clinton-Dix is doing all of this without kneeling or sitting during the national anthem.
http://www.thewildcard.com/packers-ha-ha-clinton-dix-sends-a-strong-message-to-police/
This is certainly refreshing. Maybe it’s something about Green Bay, Wisconsin, that allows the players and coaches there to buck the growing trend of disrespect in the NFL.
Green Bay Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix posted an image to Twitter on Saturday showing off the very strong message that he’s been sending to the police officers of America.
The Packers star has been honoring fallen police officers by writing their names on his football cleats. It’s a simple, yet very powerful, message.
He just added the names of Kissimmee, Florida, police Sgt. Richard “Sam” Howard and Officer Matthew Baxter, who were shot and killed last week.
Clinton-Dix is a shining example of someone who is respectfully advocating for political change.
He doesn’t kneel or sit during the national anthem. He doesn’t spout off inflammatory rhetoric. He doesn’t openly engage in racial identity politics.
It’s a breath of fresh air in an NFL where players like Michael Bennett, Marshawn Lynch and Colin Kaepernick think that the best time to make a political statement is during the recital of the national anthem.
And make no mistake, Clinton-Dix is definitely an advocate for social change. A cursory glance at his Twitter account shows several posts pushing for criminal justice reform and defending the rights of players like Lynch and Bennett to speak their minds in a free country.
But he also takes time to honor and respect the brave men and women who protect and serve this country.
And the Pro Bowl safety is still working toward a degree in criminal justice from the University of Alabama. He’s actually attempting to expand his knowledge of the subject, as opposed to regurgitating cliched talking points.
Case in point, he recently took an unpaid internship under a Brown County Circuit Court judge in Wisconsin. He posted some of his experiences to his Instagram account.
NFL
Packers’ Ha Ha Clinton-Dix sends a strong message to police
By Bryan Chai
on August 21, 2017 at 1:30pm
Share Tweet Email Print
This is certainly refreshing. Maybe it’s something about Green Bay, Wisconsin, that allows the players and coaches there to buck the growing trend of disrespect in the NFL.
Green Bay Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix posted an image to Twitter on Saturday showing off the very strong message that he’s been sending to the police officers of America.
View image on Twitter
View image on Twitter
Follow
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix ? @haha_cd6
Added 2 more angels to my cleats in respect to families who loss Two HEROS in the community. #SAMHOWARD #MATTHEWBAXTER #RIP ???????????????????
3:36 PM - Aug 19, 2017
197 197 Replies 757 757 Retweets 2,226 2,226 likes
Twitter Ads info and privacy
Related Stories
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Martellus Bennett’s first political cartoon misses the point
While many want him out, Roger Goodell reportedly closing in on contract extension
The Packers star has been honoring fallen police officers by writing their names on his football cleats. It’s a simple, yet very powerful, message.
He just added the names of Kissimmee, Florida, police Sgt. Richard “Sam” Howard and Officer Matthew Baxter, who were shot and killed last week.
Clinton-Dix is a shining example of someone who is respectfully advocating for political change.
He doesn’t kneel or sit during the national anthem. He doesn’t spout off inflammatory rhetoric. He doesn’t openly engage in racial identity politics.
It’s a breath of fresh air in an NFL where players like Michael Bennett, Marshawn Lynch and Colin Kaepernick think that the best time to make a political statement is during the recital of the national anthem.
And make no mistake, Clinton-Dix is definitely an advocate for social change. A cursory glance at his Twitter account shows several posts pushing for criminal justice reform and defending the rights of players like Lynch and Bennett to speak their minds in a free country.
But he also takes time to honor and respect the brave men and women who protect and serve this country.
Trending Stories
Media outlet asks feds to get involved after Michigan doesn’t update football roster
Twins’ Byron Buxton races to fastest inside-the-park homer ever recorded
Hall of Famer shows off at Niners’ training camp
Clinton-Dix retweeted this:
Follow
Rep Stephanie Murphy ? @RepStephMurphy
Special honor in memory of a brave #Orlando hero. Grateful for her sacrifice - and the sacrifices of our entire law enforcement.
…TODAY: A stretch of Silver Star Road will be dedicated to our fallen hero and named the "Lieutenant Debra Clayton Memorial Highway" pic.twitter.com/93pfn5Qn4Q
— Orlando Police (@OrlandoPolice) August 14, 2017
8:18 AM - Aug 14, 2017
4 4 Replies 60 60 Retweets 243 243 likes
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And the Pro Bowl safety is still working toward a degree in criminal justice from the University of Alabama. He’s actually attempting to expand his knowledge of the subject, as opposed to regurgitating cliched talking points.
Case in point, he recently took an unpaid internship under a Brown County Circuit Court judge in Wisconsin. He posted some of his experiences to his Instagram account.
http://www.thewildcard.com/packers-ha-ha-clinton-dix-sends-a-strong-message-to-police/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=libertyalliance&utm_campaign=weeklypm&utm_content=libertyalliance
Ultimately, it comes down to something very simple.
Regardless of how you feel about his political commentary, Clinton-Dix is going about affecting social change the right way.
He’s pushing for change that he genuinely believes in while honoring and respecting all those who protect and serve this country.
And Clinton-Dix is doing all of this without kneeling or sitting during the national anthem.
http://www.thewildcard.com/packers-ha-ha-clinton-dix-sends-a-strong-message-to-police/
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