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In the aftermath of comments made by racist LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling, team members staged a silent protest today during their playoff game among nearly universal criticism of his words.
Meanwhile, the NBA is rightfully investigating the incident.
And, in other news, the NAACP has decided not to award Sterling it's Lifetime Achievement Award.
I'm sure the KKK will reciprocate by awarding him theirs.
The Los Angeles Clippers players have shown they stand together but seemingly apart from team owner Donald Sterling.
In an apparent act of protest against racist remarks attributed to Sterling, Clippers players warmed up for their playoff game on Sunday afternoon against the Golden State Warriors with their red T-shirts worn inside out to obscure any team logo.
"We're going to be one, everything we do, we do it together," Clippers point guard Chris Paul told Arash Markazi of ESPN Los Angeles. "Stay together, play ball."
Meanwhile, the NBA is rightfully investigating the incident.
And, in other news, the NAACP has decided not to award Sterling it's Lifetime Achievement Award.
I'm sure the KKK will reciprocate by awarding him theirs.