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The Basketball Movement recognizes Martin Luther King Junior’s impact.
The Basketball Movement and Yanders Law families have always made a point to embrace diversity, practice acceptance, and remain vigilant in upholding the vision of trailblazers such as Martin Luther King Jr.
Being knowledgeable about the triumphs and struggles of those who have come before is critical, but the learning can never stop. Therefore, Rob Yanders always made sure his staff, Yanders Law athletes, and students of We Are United were well-versed in the history that makes what he does possible.
We hope that everyone spends Martin Luther King Jr. Day reflecting on the teachings of Doctor King as well as practicing self-examination. Stifling ingrained prejudices is not easy. But, we must all work on ourselves, lift up others, and always bring our A-game regarding matters of acceptance and equal treatment.
Basketball and sports, in general, are great equalizers that bring people together regardless of race or ethnicity. Every year, the NBA does a great job of highlighting Dr. King and blasting reminders of his legacy while delivering a terrific slate of games.
Tune in while you spend your time reflecting. Hoops can bring us together, but so can learning, time spent giving back, and uplifting action. We at The Basketball Movement appreciate you for reading and taking the time to reflect and better our community. Come by any time, and we can get better together!
