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Robert Azzi: Truth-telling: White people don’t know enough Published: 2/7/2021 6:00:31 AM I remember, as I often reminisce, the career of Jim Plunkett, the first player of Hispanic heritage to be the first overall pick in the National Football League draft, the first minority player to quarterback a Super Bowl team to victory – the first Latinx ever named Super Bowl MVP – the only quarterback to have won two Super Bowls and not be in the NFL Hall of Fame. How can that be? I remember quarterback Colin Kaepernick who, in 2016, took a knee for social justice. Colin Kaepernick – who, after kneeling, never took another NFL snap, who will never be in the NFL Hall of Fame – who will always be known as a quarterback who refused to submit to pro football’s racial caste system, a system that only recently opened itself to quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes, Cam Newton, Lamar Jackson, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Dak Prescott, who follow in the footsteps of QBs like Jim Plun

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