From wsjopinion: Betsy Ross was once considered a hero, not a symbol of repression. But that’s another sign of our current political insanity.
Colin Kaepernick may no longer be a quarterback, but he’s calling the plays at Nike.
The athletic shoe company was scheduled to release a sneaker featuring the “Betsy Ross flag” this week, but the former San Francisco 49er thought it wasn’t a good idea. The Air Max 1 USA, featuring the Founding-era American flag with 13 white stars arranged in a circle to represent the original colonies, would have gone on sale to mark the Fourth of July holiday. Not any more.
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