It is about three middle-school basketball players coming to the aid of one of their classmates -- a cheerleader with Downs syndrome who was being made fun of by some fans attending a game. The players walked off the court in the middle of a game, and up to the stands, where they confronted those fans, and told them to "knock it off." That would seem to both require and exemplify a certain kind, or at least measure, of courage. It also raises a number of interesting questions, particularly when we add in some additional background information -- at least from a virtue ethics perspective.
