Grizzlies’ Brandon Clarke bonds with dad during trip to civil rights museum
Posted Jan 20, 2020
As a rookie for the Grizzlies, Brandon Clarke had yet to visit the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. But that changed when his father, Steve, came to visit. Steve Clarke, who lives in Norway, first visited the museum by himself while his son was practicing at the FedExForum on Dec. 14. But after going on the tour, he was excited to tell his son.
(The Undefeated)
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