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Almost Half A Century Ago, TOMMY SMITH Raised A Gloved Fist To Challenge Racial Injustice. This Gold Medal Olympian Remains One Of Histories Most Iconic Dissidents.
When NAOMI OSAKA donned Face Masks bearing the names of black Victims of Police Brutality, It was clear that her name would stand for something too. Osaka is Reshaping the Impact Athletes can have, using her global stage to ensure global awareness & momentum.
Having won gold Medals and WNBA championships, MAYA MOORE had one more thing to win—an innocent man’s freedom. Her gracious sacrifice and commitment to universal justice makes Moore a true game changer.
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When it comes to championing change and inclusion, MISTY COPELAND has been a loud voice in a silent art form. The first black principal ballerina at the ABT, Copeland says “I want to bring awareness to the lack of diversity in ballet, and feel like that's a large part of my purpose.”
In a game of giants, no one’s stood taller. ANN MEYERS DRYSDALE’S stats record a wealth of “firsts,” but it’s Drysdale’s feat of being the first woman with a NBA contract that was the game changer. Bill Russell said “Annie was one of the best basketball players ever, I didn’t say male or female. I said ever. “
The first African American p[layer in the NHL, WILLIE O’REE is a former right wing for the Boston Bruins and is commonly referred to as the Jackie Robinson of hockey.
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An icon Of dignity and grace, ARTHUR ASHE Is the only African-American man to win Wimbledon and The U.S. and Australian Opens. He was a change agent for racial parity and AIDS awareness.
When Asked About His Legendary Career, KAREEM ABDUL JABBAR Replied That “Its Significance Is In Providing A Platform To Keep The Discussion Of Social Inequalities – Whether Racial, Or Economic – Alive And Vibrant.
Currently NASCAR’S Only Black Driver, BUBBA WALLACE Is Also Steering The Sport Towards Real Change. A Vocal Supporter Of The Black Lives Matter Movement, He Was Instrumental In Motivating NASCAR’S Ban On The Confederate Flag.
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Sports have long been a means for the DUKE OF SUSSEX to support the disabled and disadvantaged. He created the Invictus Games out of the belief that sports could foster awareness and celebrate the perseverance and potential of injured servicemen.
In 2010 ANTHONY ROBLES won the NCAA wrestling championship, despite being born with one leg. Since then he has won our hearts and minds too. His subsequent book and speaking career are reminders that we can all persevere regardless of what we’re wrestling with.
The greatest U.S. goalkeeper ever, TIM HOWARD is also an indelible example of Perseverance. Howard, the "most notable individual with Tourette Syndrome in the world,” has an inspired goal of his own - “one of the biggest things I can do is be in the public eye. I’m on television, ticcing & twitching. I think that’s kind of cool.”
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RONDA ROUSEY’s been knocking out stereotypes from day one. The only woman to win championships in the UFC and WWE, she’s been voted the best female athlete of all-time and “one of the defining athletes of the 21st century.”
A fierce force for gender equality, this sports icon won the Battle of the Sexes tennis match, trouncing Bobby Riggs In 1973. Since Then, BILLIE JEAN KING has received the Presidential Medal of Freedom and tirelessly championed parity and opportunity for all.
The first woman to win the Indianapolis 500 Rookie Of The Year Award, LYN ST. JAMES has accelerated the acceptance of women in sports.
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The First Trans Member Of Team USA , and the first Trans Athlete to be sponsored by Nike, CHRIS MOSIER medals as a powerful voice for Gender Affirming Policies
The Most Decorated International Basketball Player In The World, SUE BIRD Is A Legend On The Court. And Now She’s Trying To Level The Playing Field Too. From Z-Girls To Athlete Ally, Bird Is An Inspired Activist For Empowerment.
This World Cup Winner and ambassador for Athlete Ally has bias-bashing goals off the field. When it comes to Equal pay and equal consideration for LGBTQ+, MEGAN RAPINOE has few equals.
This episodic series examines sports as a lens to view the leanings & momentum of culture.
Each episode will focus on a different struggle for inclusion and equality. Through intimate interviews with athletic icons & lesser known pioneers, archival footage, and journalists’ accounts, we’ll consider sports’ role in animating reconsideration of a variety of topics. (A few of the sports luminaries we hope to include are below).
SAMPLE EPISODES
THE EXTENSIONS
As with all of our projects, we’ll activate a roster of dynamic & proprietary channels to serve 3 purposes.
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To augment the scale & impact of the content & its participants.
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To invite sustained engagement from citizens of all stripes and stations - allowing the disenfranchised to have a podium.
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To provide corporations the alchemy to transmute well-intentioned mission statements into inspired advocacy.
GAME-CREATING/FUNDRAISING SITE
IN-SCHOOL NUTRITIONAL PROGRAMS
FREE THROW LIVE EVENT FUNDRAISERS
IN-SCHOOL LESSON PLANS
INTERACTIVE SCREENINGS
TURNING POINTS GEO-LOCATION LEARNING
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES
GAME FACE-TO-FACE
A UNIQUE PRODUCTION PARTNERSHIP