Oscar Robertson: Advocate For Affordable Housing
Oscar Robertson, an old NBA superstar, had a stunning 14-year career, becoming a 12-time all-star NBA and one of the top scoring guards ever in the league. Still, his biggest achievement will have to be his work for building affordable housing in Indianapolis for African Americans in. Back in 2007, the University of Cincinnati awarded him with an Honorary Doctorate in Human Letters for his excellent efforts to better the community. The NBA icon loves woodworking when he has time as well.
Oscar Robertson: Advocate For Affordable Housing
Michael Ray Richardson: Substitute Teacher
Michael “Sugar” Ray Richardson had an astounding 24-year career in the League. Although Ray started in the NBA, the former NBA player also played in other leagues, mostly in Europe for 14 years. Richardson was banned in playing in the league for life in 1986, but he was later reinstated 2 years later. After retiring in 2002, the former basketball pro got into coaching for several years before he turned to teaching. Now in his 60’s he is currently a teacher in Oklahoma, doing basketball camps for children that are underprivileged.
Michael Ray Richardson: Substitute Teacher
