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Ruthie Hebard on being raised by white (adopted) parents and (lots of) other stuff
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[QUOTE="j66kicker, post: 3545776, member: 4447"] You nailed it. It was Derek Jeter’s brilliance to create this platform for athletes to be able to communicate directly with the public as an alternative to having the media filter, cherry pick, twist their messages all out of proportion, and invent their own stories out of little sound bites. The only time you get Players Tribune stories reported in the regular media is when it’s news that can’t be ignored (such as announcements, like Sabrina coming back for her senior year) because Players Tribune is the media’s competitor. They feel threatened by it and they hate it. Kudos to Jeter! [/QUOTE]
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