A cautionary tale: Sheryl, Malcolm and Michael or keep track of your valuables
< p>Swoopes during her visit to the White House with the Houston Comets, 2001. It has happened to some of the most famous people in modern history including Malcolm X and Michael Jackson. I remember the shock and heartfelt panic in my chest when news broke in the spring of 2002 that the contents of a random storage locker being auctioned off for unpaid rent contained a large cache of speeches, journals, and notes by Malcolm X. My alarm stemmed from worrying that those precious artifacts of African American history might be lost without the care and cataloguing that could be provided by a museum or university archive. Two years later, a similar incident happened when a priceless trove of Michael Jackson memorabilia was sold including items from the making of the groundbreaking Thriller album to home movies of The Jackson Five that had never been seen by the public. Now it seems that some valuable pieces of women’s basketball history may be in jeopardy of being au |
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