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DONAL FOYLE HASN’T FOLLOWED the typical trajectory of a professional athlete. Adopted at age 15
by two professors from Colgate University in upstate
New York, the Caribbean native went on to play 12
seasons in the NBA. Off the court, he’s dedicated
his time to a decidedly atypical passion for a sports
star—campaign finance reform. He founded Democracy Matters, a student activist group aimed at removing money from politics and promoting voter awareness. Foyle spoke with Huffington about his work, the
Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling and why he
thinks voters should be outraged. —Mollie Reilly
HUFFINGTON
10.14.12
Foyle in
his home
in Orinda,
California.