Dunbar football team continues to join in national anthem protest

October 13, 2016 at 10:09 pm EDT

DAYTON — Most of the Dunbar Wolverines on Thursday night continued their part in the national protest, started by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, against the killing of black men by police.

News Center 7 Sports Director Mike Hartsock was there to capture the protest, which occurred at Welcome Stadium before the game against Thurgood Marshall High.

Kaepernick’s social injustice statement of kneeling during the national anthem continues to affect playing fields in Ohio and elsewhere.

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Dunbar football team continues to join in national anthem protest

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