Chris-Paultalent is undeniable, as evidenced by the 37-year-old point guard with Phoenix Sunsbut his extrajudicial work as a philanthropist and community leader has now made him a new advisor President Joe Biden.
12-time NBA All-Star selected by President Biden to serve as Advisor to Advisory Board Historical Association of Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU).
The star of the NBA 75th Anniversary Team made the announcement himself on social media, expressing how honored he was to be appointed.
“I am incredibly fortunate to be appointed to President Biden’s HBCU Board of Advisors. Looking forward to working with this wonderful group to continue to develop these historic institutions,” Paul wrote on Twitter.
What will Chris Paul do with HBCU?
The Suns player will join a group of prominent African-American figures to advise President Biden on future education reforms, for which $2.7 million will be invested in this institution during its four-year term.
Paul’s great season with the Suns
This new appointment does not mean that PC3 will retire from the NBA, where he hasn’t played for a month with a fractured right thumb, but his averages of 15 points, 10.7 assists and 4.4 rebounds per game were key to the Suns’ league-best record 62 wins and 14 losses.