Colin Kaepernick Is Set to Release a New Memoir in 2020

Colin Kaepernick announced on Thursday, Feb. 13, that he will be publishing a memoir via his own publishing company, Kaepernick Publishing, in 2020.

In a statement, the activist and former NFL star says, “My protest was the culmination of years of thought and experiences, of learning and unlearning. I want to tell the story of my evolution, and the events that led me to protest systemic oppression, in hopes that it will inspire others to rise in action.”

We are proud to announce the first release on #KaepernickPublishing will be @Kaepernick7 ’s memoir. The story tells of the experiences that led to the act of protest that has inspired the world. Available thru @audible_com and print/ebook in 2020. #PressReleasepic.twitter.com/U2hkGCPhT5

— Kaepernick Publishing (@KaepernickPub) February 13, 2020

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Kaepernick has also inked a deal with Audible, which will release an audio version of his memoir and is set to collaborate with him on future projects. “I am excited that through this groundbreaking partnership between Kaepernick Publishing and Audible, we can elevate Black and Brown voices who can empower future generations,” Kaepernick adds.

His book, which is currently untitled, is described as “part political awakening and part memoir.” The book is set to be released in 2020 via Kaepernick Publishing and in partnership with Melcher Media. Two Rivers Distribution will distribute the work.

“In this recording, Colin Kaepernick takes listeners through the pivotal moments and experiences that inspired a national debate and cultural movement,” says Rachel Ghiazza, SVP Content Acquisition and Development at Audible, adding, “We are thrilled to embark on this groundbreaking creative venture with Kaepernick Publishing in which together we can elevate stories and perspectives that need to be heard.”