Synopsis
Fifty years before Colin Kapernick, there was Arthur Ashe. This VR experience immerses you in the tennis champion's defining moment in 1968 as he becomes the first black man to win the U.S. Open and uses his newfound celebrity to lift his voice against injustice.
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