For Popovich, who spoke before the Spurs’ game Sunday afternoon in Milwaukee, there was a history lesson and a flashback. “You think about it, the civil rights movement didn’t really flip and change until people saw things on TV. And then you get to the Vietnam War and we’re in it forever and blah blah and blah, and then what happens? Things change when that happens.”Although nothing changed after Columbine or Sandy Hook or Las Vegas or any other shooting, the sheer number of protesters created an indelible image. [ Gregg Popovich has found the opponent of his life: President Trump ]“Images are important.

Source: Washington Post March 25, 2018 20:37 UTC