Chris Elise: I’m a Pro Sports Photographer. Wokeism Is Ruining Sports
Chris EliseWhen athletes started kneeling for the national anthem, it went against everything NBA photographer Chris Elise knew to be true about America. Billionaire athletes promoting victimhood will hold young people back from achieving their goals, not the police or systemic racism. Chris’s story reminds us that anyone from anywhere, regardless of race or background, can make it in America.
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