Why did ESPN kill Spike Lee's docuseries on Colin Kaepernick? - Poynter
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Colin Kaepernick, known for his Super Bowl appearance in 2013, gained notoriety for his protests against police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem. These actions sparked national debates on race and justice, likely costing him his NFL career. Recently, a multipart documentary series planned with Spike Lee and ESPN has been canceled due to creative differences. The project had faced various delays since its inception and ultimately failed to move forward despite earlier plans.
Colin Kaepernick led his team to a Super Bowl appearance in 2013 but is better known for his protests against police brutality, kneeling during the national anthem.
The intersection of race, politics, sports, and America defined Kaepernick's controversial legacy, which may have cost him his career in the NFL at a young age.
ESPN announced that they will not move forward with a multipart documentary series involving Kaepernick and Spike Lee due to creative differences.
Spike Lee confirmed the project's cancellation at a charity event, stating, 'It's not coming out. That's all I can say.'
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