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Own Your Truth | Shane Wickes | TEDxUniversityofNevada

2016

Shane Wickes loves football. In this talk, Shane shares his truth about being a gay football coach; however, being gay in football has at times caused serious conflict with his ability to live his entire life with transparency and authenticity. See more...

09:11 min

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Athlete Well-Being