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President Obama appeared Saturday in a public service announcement with NBA MVP Steph Curry to highlight the importance of mentoring young children in their communities. 
  
 The PSA aired on "NBA Countdown" on ABC and is available on the White House’s homepage. 
  
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 Curry’s Golden State Warriors celebrated a record-setting 73rd regular-season win this week and are the favorites to repeat as NBA champions. 
  
 In January, The National Mentoring Partnership launched the “In Real Life” campaign as a response to Obama’s “My Brother’s Keeper” initiative, a call to action to address opportunity gaps facing young boys and men of color, according to White House officials. 
  
 Obama’s “My Brother’s Keeper” initiative has brought in celebrities including Nicki Minaj, Busta Rhymes, Common and Janelle Monae to discuss criminal justice reform in the U.S. 
  
 Administration sources say Obama’s initiative coordinates investments between businesses, foundations and community groups to create support programs that keep young people out of the criminal justice system and improve access to higher education. 
  
 Obama launched the program in 2014. ||||| Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has a rather cordial relationship with President Barack Obama. The two have played a round or two of golf together and the President even poked fun at Curry's celebrations when the Warriors were honored at the White House for winning the 2015 NBA championship. 
  
 With Obama and Curry having such a friendly buddy-buddy relationship, the White House got the Warriors star and the President to team up to promote the importance of being a mentor. For the campaign, Obama was Curry's mentor, which led to some funny moments like the President beating the Warriors guard in Connect 4 and teaching Steph proper shot mechanics. 
  
 Kudos to both Obama and Curry for promoting such an important message and doing it in such a hilarious manner. For more info on becoming a mentor visit Mentor.gov. ||||| The interactive transcript could not be loaded. 
  
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Steph Curry made more three-pointers this season than any player ever while leading the Golden State Warriors to the most wins in NBA history. But when the President of the United States offers jump-shooting tips, you listen. The Hill reports a PSA about mentorship starring Curry and President Obama was released by the White House Saturday. In the clip, Obama serves as Curry's mentor, helping him with his resume ("You don't need this little clip art"), beating him in Connect Four, and even improving his jump shot ("elbow in…make sure it's on your fingertips"). The PSA is promoting Obama's 2014 My Brother's Keeper initiative, which aims get boys and young men of color out of the criminal justice system and into higher education. CBS notes that Curry and Obama have a "cordial relationship," with Curry having visited the White House following the Warriors 2015 NBA Championship and even playing a few rounds of golf with the president.