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LeBron James & Fellow Basketball Stars Begin ‘More Than A Vote’ Organization

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Much to the dismay of Laura Inghram, LeBron James has been one of the sports world most vocal critics of not only “President” Donald “Bunker B*tch” Trump, but also the social injustices that continue to effect communities of color.

The New York Times is reporting that King James along with Trae Young, Skylar Diggins-Smith and Jalen Rose have decided to start up the More Than A Vote organization whose goal is to not only enroll new voters across the board, but also educate the Black community on the importance of their vote, voter suppression tactics used to keep them from voting, and how to properly fill out voting ballots.

Knowing that his iconic status can help get people to pay attention to the matter at hand, LeBron James is properly using his platform to help enact the kind of change desperately needed to save our democracy.

LeBron James may not be the GOAT in the eyes of many, but he can make a good case for being the Shepherd once it’s all said and done.

LeBron James Fellow Basketball Stars Begin ‘More Than A Vote’ Organization 

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