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Oct 28, 2020 43 min

#46: Kris Briggs - Bridging The Divide

from Living As You Hosted by Patrick Quinn

What role can sports play in rewriting a broken system of racial inequity and systematic discrimination? How do we even begin to address such deep wounds and barriers? On this week’s episode of “Living As You,” we sat down with former semi-pro basketball star and current coach, Kris Briggs, to share a conversation about systematic racism and the importance of breaking down barriers through sports. In order to re-write a broken system, action starts with establishing personal connections and bridging the divide… _________________________ Kris Briggs https://www.linkedin.com/in/kris-briggs-0749121b5/

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