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Chicagoan Sonny Parker, NBA athletes host youth mentorship panel

Photo caption: ZION PHILLIPS WITH founder and president Robert 'Sonny' Parker of 'the Sonny Parker Youth Foundation,' attending the 'Inaugural Chicago Basketball Legends Tribute and Mentorship Panel Discussion' on Saturday, July 15, on Chicago's West Side. (Photo credit: Marcus Robinson and Joseph Phillips) Chicagoan Sonny Parker, NBA athletes host youth mentorship panel Panel kicks off … Chicagoan Sonny Parker, NBA athletes host youth mentorship panel Read More »

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