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The National Basketball Association is bringing in former President Barack Obama to help it export wokeball social justice to Africa. Obama confirmed he is joining the NBA’s Africa project to help advance “social responsibility” across the continent.
Obama is gaining a minority equity stake in NBA Africa, and make no mistake about it, he’s going to help spread radical left-wing ideology throughout Africa. His aim is to advance the league s social responsibility efforts across the continent, including programs and partnerships supporting greater gender equality and economic inclusion. Sound similar to some of the social justice obsessions of the NBA here in the U.S.?
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Former President Barack Obama Joins NBA Africa as Strategic Partner Published: 29 July 2021
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA AND WASHINGTON, D.C., – The National Basketball Association (NBA) has announced that former President Barack Obama has joined NBA Africa as a strategic partner.
President Obama will help advance the league’s social responsibility efforts across the continent, including programs and partnerships that support greater gender equality and economic inclusion. In this capacity, President Obama will have a minority equity stake in the new venture, which over time he intends to use to fund Obama Foundation youth and leadership programs across Africa.
NBA Africa conducts the league’s business in Africa, including the Basketball Africa League (BAL), which held its inaugural season in May featuring 12 of the top club teams from 12 African countries. NBA Africa is focused on expanding the NBA’s presence in priority African markets, deepening the league�
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