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Celtics' Enes Kanter slams China, Nike, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Phil Knight over 'slave labor' - ThePressFree
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Celtics' Enes Kanter slams China, Nike, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Phil Knight over 'slave labor' - ThePressFree
Michael Jordan's $3 Billion Relationship with Nike Almost Ended Prematurely Because of a Broken Foot
