Colin in bianco e nero

In some ways, Colin had a privileged childhood with white parents. But in other ways, his loving but sometimes unwoke parents seemed occasionally (understandably) a bit clueless about racism, dark skin bias, racist micro-regressions, etc.

As an Asian American, I consider Colin a Hero in the BLM movement. Bringing much needed attention to the horrific, systemic, racist 'structured violence' that too many African Americans have had to suffer for Hundreds of years.

His action cost him his beloved career. A sacrifice that, sadly, even former, Progressive, supreme court justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, did not appreciate.

Anyway, it was great to see Colin's story so far.

Looking forward to All future seasons of Colin Kaepernick's journey.

Will definitely recommend this to everyone on the internet !

Good show, highly recommended to critical thinkers. I'ts about racism and never giving up. It's time to let all that hate go away, and listen to this guy (and let him play again). Great acting too.

I am not sure why this show has such a low rating (but I will write why I think it has so in the end of this review).

I am myself nor American (I am Swedish) nor am I black but I do have a big intrest in learning about equislity rights in general and read a lot about America. When I first ever heard about Colin Kaepernick was because of his kneeling. This has made me a fan of mister Kaepernick, because he is not afraid to show what he belives in, so yes I am a bit bias in that aspect in this review.

The show is about the love for fotball and baseball that Colin Kaepernick has and how a passion like that gives meanings in many different ways. Both of Colins parents are ordinary people who happends to be white. They don't always see how for examples some things can be racial micro aggressions or how the word 'thug' can be condescending when used of how someone lools like. They are just not aware because of their white privileged. This is of importans since it's a reality. The education about rasism is well put and soft. Though I would guess that it's a bit sugercoated.

Most importantant is that it's a young mans story and perspective. The young Kaepernick is a man who is navigating throgh who he is and what he belives in. He has excellent grades, friends and good but naive parents. He lives in a white town and seem to be almost the only tall and black man. Keapernick hiself is also the narrator and descibes to the viewer of his past thoughts and how ge views them. As a narrator of this show he also educates with history, perspective and scenarios on rasism which is partly why I enjoy this show so much.

The show is in it self is easy, exciting, educational and fun to watch! It reminds me a bit of the show "Young Sheldon", but has more maturness and is not a sitcome.

I know there are some people in Americans who doesnt agree with Colin Kaepernicks kneeling. With that I am aware that The UNited states seems torn when it comes to politics which I am guessing some people have rated this show so low. Because lets be honest this show is good! So don't judge this show by the low ratings, I would guess the ratings are more political than anything else.

I belive this show is for everyone who like some easygoing drama. The storytelling is perfect but I am missing a more deep understanding of the young Colin. I would like to have heard more about his identity. On the same time that might would have made the meaning of the show go away!

I'm wondering why this series was rated so low, I can only surmise it has been rated by individuals who may take offence to the subject matter.

This is an eye opener of a show

The biographical nature makes it even more endearing to view. Acting is superb and if you're not easily offended by a lot racial references then this is for you.

What a beautiful coming of age story about a biracial boy raised in the suburbs by a white couple and all the rites of passages he goes through attempting to reach his potential.

Kaepernick's future and polarizing position in life is so clear from the childhood he had. It's history repeating itself, for not just him but any nonwhite child growing up in a predominantly white community or schooling.

The difference is the highs he achieved, that allowed this story to be financed. I really enjoyed it. The performances were good and the moments were touching. I was actually left wanting more.

If you're not interested in conversations about race or seeing black people navigate America, this might be the wrong entertainment for you.