They do not want me posting this..........WHITE house.........racist cowards.........



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Malcolm Jenkins

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\Torrey Smith #82 of the Philadelphia Eagles speaks to the media during Super Bowl LII media availability on January 31, 2018 at Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota.

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A visit to the White House has been a tradition for teams fresh off a Super Bowl victory. But several Philadelphia Eagles players, basking in the glow of their history-making Super Bowl win, say they plan to skip the event.
Many players in the NFL have been critical of President Trump's comments on race relations and athletes taking a knee during the national anthem.
Here are the Eagles players who have said they will not be going to the White House:
Malcolm Jenkins: The Eagles safety, who raised his fist during the National Anthem this past season, leads the Player's Coalition, a group of NFL players negotiating with the league to address the concerns of those who protest. On Monday, he told CNN, "Nah, I personally do not anticipate attending."