Overview

• ESPN issued a joint statement with Colin Kaepernick and Spike Lee confirming they will no longer proceed with the series due to creative differences.
• Lee told Business Insider the project "fell apart a year ago" and told Reuters "It's not coming out," noting he is bound by a nondisclosure agreement.
• Lee said he has moved on from the project and does not plan to shop it to other networks or streamers.
• The multi-part series was announced in 2020, entered production in 2022, and listed Kaepernick and journalist Jemele Hill as producers.
• While ESPN will not air the series, the fate of any completed footage remains unclear despite Lee indicating he will not seek another outlet.