Long a businessman first, Michael Jordan finally finds his activist voice

Posted Jul 27, 2016
Few have been in the position that Michael Jordan is, more than 13 years after he retired as a professional basketball player. Like Muhammad Ali and Tiger Woods, Jordan’s image has transcended his sport. With that comes a struggle to strike a balance between what constitutes selling products and selling out. (Washington Post)

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