redstate.com By Mike Miller
Despite our continuing disillusionment with America’s pandering professional sports leagues, from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s prostration before the Black Lives Matter altar in the aftermath of Colin Kaepernick kneeling and George Floyd’s death, to the NBA’s complete disregard for crushed democracy in Hong Kong and Beijing’s genocide against minority Uyghur Muslims, every once in a while, a glimmering example of what it means to be an American emerges from the multibillion-dollar money-centric industry.
One such example is Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter, who continues to take the NBA and its “King” to task over Hong Kong and the Uyghurs. Another is Arizona Cardinals defensive end, JJ Watt, whose charitable history and all-around-good-guy stuff has become legendary in the sports world.
We’re talking about a really good guy.
