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Playing the Game
“Embodied Brilliance Beyond the Moral Limits of Race in Sport”
2025233 pages~4½h read
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2025233 pages~4½h read
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Playing the Game brings attention to the insidious role of racial politics that operates on the bodies of Black athletes in the context of sport. It reads the neurophysiology of Black athleticism theologically to make legible the embodied brilliance of Black athletes as linked to their ethical import for anti-racist futures.