NFL player Kwon Alexander using Anniston football camp to promote nonviolenceBy Eddie Burkhalter, Star Staff Writer, The Anniston Star Jun 17, 2016 
kwon1 by anti java, on Flickr Kwon AlexanderCurtis Compton/Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionTampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Kwon Alexander takes the ball away from Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones for the turnover during the first quarter Sunday at Georgia Dome in Atlanta.Kwon Alexander said the violence that took his younger brother’s life last year doesn’t have to be part of the lives of Calhoun County youth.The NFL player and Oxford High School graduate is coming to Anniston to deliver that message. Alexander, a linebacker for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, will hold a free football camp for Anniston youth from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. on June 25 at the Anniston Sports Complex.“We see a lot of violence,” Alexander said, speaking about the county he grew up in, but it doesn’t have to be that way.Broderick L. Taylor II, 17, died on the night of Oct. 31, 2015, shot in the chest on West 16th Street in Anniston during a fight. Taylor was known to express pride in his brother’s accomplishments in the NFL. The two were close, Alexander said.Less than 48 hours after his brother’s death Alexander played what many have called the game of his career: one interception, one forced fumble, 11 tackles. Afterward, Alexander cried with a towel covering his face while teammates consoled him.For the rest.... http://www.annistonstar.com/news/anniston/nfl-player-kwon-alexander-using-anniston-football-camp-to-promote/article_277f109c-34db-11e6-8a7d-43f58db088b6.html
