Girls basketball coach on keeping girls safe, boycotting accused artists

The Other Side Podcast
05/02/2019 27 min
Girls basketball coach on keeping girls safe, boycotting accused artists

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In the wake of renewed allegations that singer R. Kelly sexually abused young women and girls, Eastmoor Academy's girls basketball coach Charity Martin-King talks to The Other Side about protecting girls from predators and what measures she and her staff take to ensure her players are safe. Martin-King also discusses whether an artist's work should be judged separately from personal behavior, and Michael Jackson doesn’t get a pass.

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