LeBron James and the Underserved Perspective of Black America

In the essay, James addresses the challenges he faced as a black athlete and shares his perspective on racism in America.

In the essay, James addresses the challenges he faced as a black athlete and shares his perspective on racism in America. LeBron James is an African-American professional basketball player who was born on December 30th, 1984. He is a three-time NBA champion and four-time NBA MVP.

This essay was written by LeBron James for The Player’s Tribune and published on February 15th, 2018. The essay discusses the perspective of black America from his point of view as an African American professional basketball player.

Introduction: LeBron James, a King in the Land of White America

In the United States, there is a long history of black athletes being discriminated against. Black athletes have been discriminated against by white Americans, black Americans, and even other black athletes.

In today’s society, the most notable example of this is the case of LeBron James. He has been discriminated against by white Americans for his decision to wear a shirt with a message that was in support of police brutality and violence against minorities.

This type of discrimination has led to many protests from African-Americans and other minorities who feel that they are mistreated in America. One such protest was made by LeBron James when he wore a shirt with a message that said “I am more than an athlete” while playing in an NBA game.