Los Angeles Chargers Who Protested the National Anthem
WEEK 17:
In the last game of the regular season, Russell Okung stood with the team, but protested the National Anthem by raising his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 16:
Russell Okung stood with the team, but protested the National Anthem by raising his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign. He was inactive this week and was in street clothes.
WEEK 15:
Russell Okung stood with the team, but protested the National Anthem by raising his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 14:
Russell Okung again stood and protested the National Anthem by raising his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 13:
Russell Okung again protested the National Anthem by raising his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 12:
Russell Okung again protested the National Anthem for the first time in a few weeks. Okung raised his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 8:
Russell Okung again protested the National Anthem. Okung raised his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 7:
Russell Okung again protested the National Anthem by raising his fist above his head in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 6:
Russell Okung was the lone Los Angeles Chargers protestor for week 6 and he has not protested before. It has been a few weeks since anyone on the Chargers has protested. Okung stood for the National Anthem, but raised his fist in the air in the radical "black power" sign.
WEEK 3:
5 Los Angeles Rams players protest during the National Anthem. Brandon Mebane, Damion Square, and Darius Philon all sat down, while Tenny Palepoi and Chris McCain kneeled. All protestors were on the Defense side of the team. The Chargers had not protested until a few days after President Donald Trump criticized players who were not standing in respect for the National Anthem.
