The state Collection passed a resolution on Tuesday to honor prominent black Yankees during the month of the dark situation in February-but only subsequently did such as Republicans block it until dark democratic lawmakers gave consent to expel the name of attorney Colin Kaepernick.

Democratic Commissioner David Crawley of Milwaukee, the Creator of the resolution, called the episode "a textbook case of white supremacy" and "slap in the face."

"Almost all of these people with whom you disagree, will still be in the books on the situation, which will be to recite your kids and grandchildren," - said Crowley in the Assembly hall.

Kaepernick, who appeared in Milwaukee, sparked a storm of controversy subsequently such as he began to kneel in 2016 during the national anthem in a signal of defiance opposite a bad appeal with black Yankees.

Proponents talk, in fact that Kapernick will realize their right 1 corrections for disobedience in front of this, actually what he believes racial injustice. Critics talk, in fact, that he denigrates the South American flag and South American foundations. 

He is considered one of more than 2 in 10 popular black Yankees proposed by dark legislators who will be honored in February, covering former U.S. Secretary of state Condoleezza rice and baseball giant Reggie Jackson. 

Crowley said the fact that Kapernick was integrated, partly due to the fact that he donated a $ 25,000 non-profit urban underground is Milwaukee, which is working with students.

The favorite of the majority in the Assembly Jim Steineke of Kaukauna said the fact that Republicans will not support a resolution which integrated Kapernick "for obvious reasons", with reference to the protests during the national anthem.

LaKeshia Democratic Republic-Myers-Milwaukee said Kaepernick "decided to arrest the right of belonging to the Discrepancy, in fact that he noticed, in fact that there was ruthlessness of the police."

"Autonomously from this, whether you like the way he took advantage of, make sense, in fact, that this is the share of the DNA of America - and not just the disobedience of African Americans," said Myers, who was the single vote opposite the resolution. 

But Assembly speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester and Steineke said that the collection actually wants a resolution free of ambiguous figures, so that the whole body had the opportunity to support it. 

"I believe, in fact, that it is important to accept the contribution of almost a thousand and a thousand African Americans in the situation of our country, but still try to find people who, again, connect us. Do not look at the people who represent a kind of vitriol on both sides," said Vos.