Intro

[Intro: Walter Nathan Durant]

The only place where achievement comes before sacrifice is an a dictionary

If you become a pawn pusher, you can change someone's life

Chess, one of the most popular games in history in the battle of intellectual superiority, black versus white

Now, contrary to popular belief, the game is not fair, because white has the privilege of moving first, it gives them an inherit advantage

Now, that doesn’t mean that if you're black, you can't win, you just can’t afford to make as many mistakes throughout the course of the game

So you have two sides, black and white, and each side, gets a total of 16 pieces that vary in ability and value

So on the corners here, you have the rooks

Next, you have the knights, the bishops, the queen

She's the most powerful piece in the game

She's worth nine points

Next, she has the king

See, he's the most important piece of the game, because when he's captured, the game is over

Checkmate

Last but not least, you have the pawns

The most underrated and underappreciated piece

But see, the pawns have a little secret

They have the potential

A pawn's true potential isn't realized until it's pushed

So if you manage to escort a pawn from its starting position to the opposite side of the board, its true potential can then be realized

It can then transform into a knight, a bishop, even a queen

The only thing is, it just needs a little help

It needs the support of all the other pieces

It needs to be pushed

You see, some pawns go on to become knights, some become bishops, others become queens

But unfortunately, most become casualties of the game

And this is a sacrifice we can no longer afford to make

Go out, find a pawn, and push