| No Images? Click here  Welcome to your weekly dose of black newsHey y'all!People have been criticizing Jay-Z for partnering with the NFL via Roc Nation as the league's “official Live Music Entertainment Strategists” while Colin Kaepernick is still without a job. Through the deal, Roc Nation will spearhead and advise on the artist selection for music performances, including the Super Bowl halftime show.Nessa Diab, Kaepernick's partner, said that she was "at a loss for words" in response to the the partnership. She also said it gives her feelings of “disgust” and “disappointment.” Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid also criticized Jay, saying "It looks like your goal was to make millions and millions of dollars by assisting the NFL in burying Colin’s career.”Kaepernick responded to those who showed support, sending a special message to Reid. “You never turned your back on me or the people, even when the nfl tried to silence your voice & the movement,” Kaepernick wrote. “You’ve never flinched or wavered. I love you Brother! Let’s get it!”What do you think of Jay's deal with the NFL? Let us know below. This week's Best Things 🎉 Lauren London Honors Nipsey Hussle In Emotional Post On His 34th BirthdayThe marathon continues. 💙🏁 Missy Elliott To Receive Video Vanguard Award At 2019 MTV Video Music AwardsIt's about damn time. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Simone Biles Smashes Records, Drives Fans Wild With Triple-Double During Floor ExerciseThe five-time Olympic medalist became the first woman to perfect the triple-twist, double-flip move in her first pass on floor. What a star!
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