Lebron James: A Positive Role Model Analysis

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Lebron James is possible the most popular athlete in the United States. He was born in Akron,Ohio. He was drafted in 2003 by his hometown Cavaliers. LeBron James is a positive role model as he voices his opinions on social topics, he became successful, and he is humble. Lebron is a positive role model because of how he voices his opinions on social issues. Lebron feels a need to voice his opinions on social issues to show people it is not bad to speak your mind no matter if it is accepted or not. Such as when Lebron wore a “I Can’t Breathe” t-shirt during warmups (Scott). During the 2014 year a man named Eric Garner was choked to death by a police officer. LeBron being the kind of person responded not in words but in action. He along with other wore these T-Shirts to speak against police brutality. Another time Lebron made his opinions known was when he and other spoke out against the racial injustice that exists today (Grossman). He put on a speech on national television. It was not to berate anyone or group but was to inspire change in relations between people and law enforcement. He made it known that Black were target of this kind of crimes more than whites and brought that knowledge to the public stage. It was …show more content…

Lebron is about as confident as any player in the league but his demor in life is very quiet. When “Memories that I try to forget, that I will probably never be able to forget. But it’s built me into who I am today” (foxsports). After losing in the finals against the Mavericks it made Lebron think that he needs to rethink his life. Hey went into that series with 2 of the top player in history and lost. He gained an admiration for teams and history of the game. He was also humbled when he saw the emotion of ohio after they came back from winning the championship. He saw all the emotions they had and felt that he really accomplished something. He finished something he had as a lifelong

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