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Years later, he would say, “I wish every one of my players had a mother like Frances Baucham.” And he would tell the story often of the time he lost his best player for a week, not because he was flunking a class, but because his mother would not tolerate a C on a progress report. I was performing below my ability and below my mother’s expectations. And in my house, that was simply unacceptable.
Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe
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