Colin Kaepernick, the former NFL quarterback and the man at the center of the National Anthem controversy, claims to have started his protest because there is "oppression" of black people in America. I suppose it depends on your definition of "oppression," because Kaepernick just cashed in.  He signed a million-dollar book deal where, presumably, he will detail how he has been "oppressed," first as an athlete earning millions of dollars, then as a celebrated personality, fulsomely  praised by the media and activists alike. To paraphrase Shakespeare, if this be oppression, "give me excess of it." Page Six: Colin Kaepernick has inked a book deal worth just over $1 million with Random House imprint One World, Page Six has exclusively learned. One World's headed by book world superstar Chris Jackson, who also publishes Jay-Zand Ta-Nehisi Coates. He launched One World last year. Ex-San Francisco 49ers...(Read Full Post)