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Bossier Parish Schools Superintendent Scott Smith talks about recent threats made by a number of groups, including The Freedom From Religion Foundation.

Would the longtime Cowboys owner really threaten to take his team off the field at the first hint of player protests? If you take him at his word...yes!

Attorney Royal Alexander points out that high school football players students right to "take a knee" is, most likely, protected by the First Amendment.

Saints quarterback Drew Brees announced the plan on his official Twitter account.

Parkway High School principal Waylon Bates has entered in to the fray by sending a letter home with student-athletes that will have implications well beyond football.

The Lt. Governor also has a message for high school teams or athletes considering their own protests in the wake of the actions of the pros.

Don't expect to see any disciplinary action against protesting players to be taken, despite the obvious fact that the NFL is ignoring its very own guidelines.

You've heard the phrase, "It's not personal. It's just business." But what if it's personal to you...or me?

According to Tampa Bay Lightning forward JT Brown, that sport, too, may soon see players voicing their dissatisfaction with America.

The Cowboys stated they "wanted to make it very clear that their call for unity was separate from the National Anthem."