Lebron gets labeled a mediocre shooter for hitting 38% from mid-range, while Kobe hit 40% & got crowned elite
He shoots 35% from 3, better than Kobe (33%) & MJ (29%)
Finishes at 75% at the rim, which is basically center-level efficiency from a perimeter player
A 3-level scorer
Fun fact Frieza never actually calls the saiyans monkeys in the manga. That's just a anime filler thing
This is actually the only time they were called that and that was by Guldo here
who despite not having lungs still had to say it lol
Atlanta really a crazy central location.
4 hours from Nashville.
4 hours from Charlotte.
4 hours from Huntsville.
4 hours from Savannah.
4 hours from the border of Florida.
Atlanta 1 of those cities that needs to push for a high speed rail line instead of data centers.
Exactly why people sound ignorant as hell when they tell us to move on and stop talking about slavery. We can’t move on when modern day slavery exists in American prisons.
This is why they want to empower foreign players and been undermining Black American players. Foreign players don’t give back to black communities in the United States like LeBron, Russel Westbrook, Kyrie, and Jaylen Brown.
Police actually went to her killer’s home but did not enter it despite him being a registered sex offender with an outstanding record warrant AND police dogs were leading them in the direction of his trailer because they detected her scent. They instead focused on her father assuming he was responsible when he was completely innocent and ignored the outstanding warrant. She was in that man’s trailer in the closet the entire time they were speaking to him. They left and then the next day he buried her alive after raping her.
Had police entered they very likely would have found her and she would be alive today. Her father a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against the department after her body was found. He also got a law passed in her honor that requires sex offenders to be heavily monitored. It’s called the Jessica Lunsford Act.
He beat the state of Missouri at the Supreme Court of the United States and won the right to attend law school. Three months later, Lloyd Gaines was never seen again. Not once. Ever.
He was a valedictorian denied a legal education because Missouri had no law school that would admit a Black man — the state offered instead to pay his tuition to leave. He refused, and sued.
In 1938 the Supreme Court ruled for him: a state that provides a law school must provide one for its Black citizens. A landmark on the road to Brown.
He got hate mail by the sack. He was, by his own letters, exhausted and alone.
Then, in March 1939, he vanished.
Missouri's response to his disappearance was to move to dismiss his case — for failure to appear.
Jaylen Brown exposing the behind-the-scenes realities of the NBA. He says most players have handlers who won’t let them invest in their communities, and help build the next Black Wall Street. Once you start doing that, he says, they begin attacking you media personalities like Colin Cowherd push certain narratives, and media companies come after you simply because you want to create change in your community.