The Black Fives Community Fund benefits social, educational, cultural, and civic improvement in neighborhoods where teams of the Black Fives Era once played.
Using the pre-NBA history of African American basketball teams (1904-1950) to engage, teach, connect, and inspire people today.
I do know this. There’s something going on in the world right now — in the headlines right now — that requires a new way of thinking for us, collectively. It requires our new letting go of fear.
Some of you may know that I named my youngest son Carnegie. He’s 3 years old. This morning I was sitting there meditating with my cup of coffee, waiting patiently for a blog post idea to come to my mind. I was absorbed into this process. Suddenly, the door opened and there was Carnegie, coming [...]
Uncommitted doesn’t mean undecided. Superdelegate X. That’s what I concluded on Saturday night after I met privately with a so-called uncommitted superdelegate. There’s nothing secret about this superdelegate or about our meeting. But I didn’t say in advance that I’d “out” her in this blog. So I won’t. Instead I’ll call her Superdelegate X. (Has [...]
These are “taboo” topics I’ve covered so far in this basketball history related blog: race, politics, sex, religion, war, mentality, and money.
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