No. It's got nothing to do with black vs white, despite the best efforts of the media to once again drive a wedge between cultures in a craven grab for ratings. And of course it's not illegal. It is, however, called biting the hand that feeds you. If I (or anyone who exists in the real world, for that matter, regardless of skin color) were to go to some news outlet and call my current employer a "slave master", and it got broadcasted to tens of millions of viewers, I would probably not expect to have a job at said employer at the end of the day. Not only would I be fired for cause, I would quite probably be sued for defamation, slander and libel. It is literally just that simple. Again, this is the real world we're talking about, not the distorted pocket universe that is the NFL.
Because it's Kaep, a massive racial lampshade was hung on this whole dumpster fire because that's what gets ratings for the media that propped him up on a pedestal as a hero instead of just another disgruntled worker, like would have happened literally anywhere else. The fact that he's going BACK to said-slavers he so gleefully vilified (and made a metric ass-ton of money in the process), compounds his blatant hypocrisy. In the end, he has unequivocally proven that it was never about social justice. It was all about $$$$ and, at the time he was engaging in this action, it looked like a pretty lucrative gig for him. Now, only a couple of years later, the billionaire slave-masters of the legacy media have squeezed all the juice out of him that they could get for their own revenue and ratings. They have thrown him over their collective shoulders like an empty banana peel, in exactly the same way the NFL does to players with blown knees and permanent concussion damage. At least the NFL has better medical coverage for its employees and ex-employees. Bet he never saw that one coming.
Long-and-short of it, the money has run out for him and the social justice narrative, replete with all its heart-of-gold virtue signalling from the bully pulpit, has conveniently and quietly taken a backseat, hoping nobody would notice.
That last part amuses me.
