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How WNBA star Maya Moore refused to play until a man was freed from prison should inspire all - Face2Face Africa

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In the prime of her career, Maya Moore put everything on hold to campaign against the incarceration of Jonathan Irons, a man who had been convicted to a 50-year sentence. For the avoidance of doubt about how high-flying Moore was prior to 2019, it is important to refer to the tale of her tape. In...

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