Tuesday Notes: NBA Finals, Charlie Wilson, Fear of God

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent’s play inspires his father and Nigeria
Franklyn Vincent left Nigeria for the United States in 1980 to receive a quality education and a goal and mission to “better himself.”
The California State University, Stanislaus professor accomplished those goals by earning a doctorate in psychology, marrying his wife, Cynthia, and becoming the father of three boys. If Vincent’s youngest son Gabe reaches his goal of winning his first NBA title with the
Miami Heat, he will inspire Nigerians, Africans and young fans worldwide who yearn for success despite the odds stacked against them.

NBA Finals roundtable: Biggest questions ahead of Game 3

Bang! Mike Breen on 18 Years of Calling the NBA Finals

Racism on the soccer field took a toll on Black players in England

Apple Vision Pro: I Tried the New Mixed-Reality Headset
Our columnist was one of the first to try Apple’s new headset, which arrives early next year for $3,499. “It feels like Apple stuck a giant Apple Watch on my head—in a good way

Disney CEO Bob Iger announces that Disney+ will be available on the $3,499 Apple Vision Pro headset, which has a movie theater feature, at launch in early 2024 (Aisha Malik/TechCrunch)

Charlie Wilsons NPR Tiny Desk Concert
Fear of God ESSENTIALS presents The Black Collection.

Stussy x Nike Vandal High

Nike Unveils Its Official 2023 Women's World Cup Jerseys

This Supreme Court Case Could Reshape Black Political Power


Too many people in NYC are stopped, searched and frisked illegally, federal monitor says

Dr. Cornell West declares candidacy for President
