Ordinarily, teen athletes do not assume the initiative to defend the civil rights of vulnerable minority children. Amid their other activities and interests, teens usually join sports teams to play, and not to take political stands. But when they faced Granby in suburban Montreal on Saturday, June 8, the previously undefeated FC Brossard U14 AA boys soccer team took a stand that helped make life better for dozens of other boys they had never met.
Teens usually join sports teams to play, and
not to take political stands. But when they faced Granby in suburban
Montreal on Saturday, June 8, the previously undefeated FC Brossard U14
AA boys soccer team took a stand that helped make life better for dozens
of other boys they had never met.
