Saints’ tight end Benjamin Watson’s post on Facebook about.
NFL player Benjamin Watson’s long, heartfelt reaction to a grand jury decision not to indict Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown Jr. has quickly.Benjamin Watson, a tight end for New Orleans, captured the impact of the Brown case, and what it means for the state of race and justice in America. In a Facebook post that has now gone viral, Watson expressed feeling angry, fearful, embarrassed, sad, confused, hopeless, hopeful, and a range of other emotions after the grand jury decided Wilson would not face any charges.NFL Star Benjamin Watson’s Emotional Ferguson Response Goes Viral. player Benjamin Watson struck an emotional chord on social media Tuesday when he posted his feelings about the unrest in.
Watson on Ferguson. More than 1 million people read Benjamin Watson’s 600 Facebook words about Ferguson. Here’s most of the concluding paragraph: “Ultimately the problem is not a SKIN problem, it is a SIN problem. SIN is the reason we rebel against authority. SIN is the reason we abuse our authority.Outspoken NFL Star Benjamin Watson Takes on Race and Religion in First Book 'Under Our Skin' After Ferguson Response Thrust Him Into Spotlight 'God Placed It on My Heart to Trust Him With Such a Project,' New Orleans Saints Tight End Says.
Benjamin Watson shared his Christian faith when expressing how upset he is about the social upheaval taking place in Ferguson, Missouri, and after attempting to share his faith on CNN, some are questioning if the network tried to stop him from glorifying the name of Jesus.
