A trooper’s shove showed stardom doesn’t protect Black athletes from police / Etan Thomas
When I was a college basketball player, some believed we were treated differently from other Black and Brown people. An event last weekend suggests otherwise It was 1996, my first day stepping foot on Syracuse University’s campus. I saw a big student protest was taking place so, with my (…)
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