Miami Herald Sportswriter Defends Three-Fifths Compromise
Salguero's tweet echoes opponents of the Black Lives Matter movement who argue that if you don't like it here, you can leave.
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Just for some context:
In November 2016, after confronting San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick during a conference call before a matchup between the visiting 49ers and the Miami Dolphins, Salguero wrote a column deeming Kaepernick a "fraud" and an "unrepentant hypocrite" for wearing a T-shirt that depicted a 1960 meeting between Fidel Castro and Malcolm X. Last year, as New Times reported, Salguero tweeted that he would "rather have Satan" as a quarterback than Kaepernick, who had been blacklisted by the NFL for kneeling during the national anthem to protest social injustice.
Before that, Salguero wrote a column in which he referred to football coaches as "masters" and players as "dogs" who live to serve and respond to conditioning.
