Malcolm Jenkins exhibits the "Black Power" salute as a reflection of his intolerance of anyone not African-American. Mr. Jenkins can go to the public square and extol his racist views. However, Mr. Jenkins' racist demonstration is in the workplace. His actions, and the actions of his fellow "Black Power protestors", clearly created a racially hostile work environment. https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/types/harassment.cfm. 

Moreover, if Mr. Jenkins was in active duty military, he and any other "Black Power" crew, would be charged under the UCMJ, Article 117 Provoking Speech and Gestures. Clearly, the NFL isn't the military. 

Why the NFL players and NFLPA believe that creating racially hostile work environment for players and the customers eludes rational minds. In the workplace, my "rights" don't trump yours or anyone else. Perhaps, we should join the NFL?