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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — In a partnership with the Benjamin Ferencz Institute for Ethics, Human Rights and the Holocaust (formerly MIMEH) CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center has launched its new consortium, Athletes Against Antisemitism and Discrimination. The program is designed to help athletes raise awareness around topics like the Holocaust, antisemitism, and other [.]
Marlboro, New Jersey — The Benjamin Ferencz Institute for Ethics, Human Rights and the Holocaust (formerly MIMEH) and CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center have launched a new consortium for
incredible work and dedication and safety of their athletes. now, the james family was just seen in public about two weeks ago at the espy awards where james was receiving an award standing up there with his children, that he called his greatest blessing. and he specifically referenced his two sons, saying how proud he is of these two young men standing there on their own basketball journey. lebron james saying no matter how far they choose to go, they re not cheating this game and that inspires me. this is actually the second time in about a year that the usc staff had to jump into action like this, just last july, ford vince, a junior, also had a collapse here in practice. in that situation, he took about half a year or more to recover. and wasn t actually cleared to play again in this january. so, the facts that we re hearing about bronny james now being out of the icu and stable is good
work and dedication to the safety of their athletes. and the james family was seen in public just about two weeks ago at the espy awarding where lebron james stood on stage next to his wife and children whom he called his greatest blessing and he particularly said how proud he is of his two sons, that their on their own basketball journey. now bronny james, 18 years old, had committed to usc in the spring. he was ranked number 20 in espn class of 2023 and not expected to play all four years of college before being drafted to the nba. and, in fact, his father said his goal was to stay in the game to be able to play alongside his son. now all of that, of course, now depends on bronny james s recovery. i do want to point out that just one year ago, another usc basketball player also suffered