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WNBA Star Took 2 Seasons Off The Court To Help A Man Wrongfully Convicted Win His Freedom

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WNBA Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore is a force on and off the court. Earlier this year, she put her basketball career on pause, for a second consecutive season, to []

The post WNBA Star Maya Moore Helped Jonathan Irons Win His Freedom appeared first on Essence.

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