NBA player and bestselling author Jonathan Isaac never caved under pressure to kneel for the National Anthem. Growing up in the Bronx, NY, his parents taught him tenacity and integrity, yet an abrupt move at a young age started his struggle with anxiety. His life was transformed when he finally put God first, which gave him the strength to publicly stand for what he believes, even though it went against BLM and the NBA culture.
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H/T Citizen Tom
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Thanks for the reblog
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The video is well done. I don’t know Jonathan Isaac. I don’t follow basketball, but I do know that what he did requires courage, and he explains himself exceedingly well.
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Thanks for the Reblog Tom; I have done a few of these in the past 6+ years since the Kaepernick incident in Aug 2016. I too have not watched any (U.S.) pro-sports since that day, but every once in a while out comes a story of a patriot or hero worth posting.
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Never have been a sports fan. I don’t get that much pleasure out of watching someone else play.
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I still watch Golf a little as it is still for the most part a “Gentlemen’s” sport, and I dream I will be able to play again one day. I also love real football, (American Soccer) so I watch the occasional premier league match, but they too have become more about fouls than sportsmen.
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The reblog was my pleasure. Well worth it.
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