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Smallish NBA dreamer making giant impact on Chicago’s forgotten communities | New Pittsburgh Courier

  • Sep 25, 2020
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Keifer Sykes plays professional basketball in Turkey, not Los Angeles or New York. He hasn’t yet made his NBA dream fit inside his 6-foot frame. And life off the court has been pock-marked with losses and tragedies tied to the gun violence that has riddled the streets of Chicago for a century. The … Continued

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