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Where Are The Jocks For Justice?

August 14, 2004

The Nation has an interesting article up about the lack of progressive athletes in America today. The article focuses on NBA player Adonal Foyle's website Democracy Matters and goes on from there.

Tags The Nation, Democracy Matters
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