博客來In stadiums across the globe, athletes have begun using a simple act-a single bent knee-to ignite profound conversations about equality, freedom, and national identity. When We Kneel: Stories of Resistance and Resilience in Sports chronicles this movement from its historical roots to its modern-day manifestations, weaving powerful tales of defiance, solidarity, and personal sacrifice.
Through vivid narratives and behind-the-scenes insights, this book demonstrates how kneeling has reshaped the boundaries of athlete activism, challenging fans, leagues, and institutions to reckon with racial, gender, and social injustices. Whether spotlighting individual trailblazers who risked their careers to stand by their convictions or entire teams uniting in a symbolic show of dissent, these stories reveal the courage-and the cost-of leading a cultural shift from the playing field.
Rich with firsthand accounts, pivotal case studies, and global perspectives, When We Kneel shows that a solitary gesture can amplify voices once lost in the crowd, forging a broader narrative of perseverance and hope. In an age when public figures wield unprecedented influence, these stories remind us that true progress requires more than mere performance-it calls for an unwavering commitment to justice, one kneel at a time.
