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Jonathan Isaac became the first #NBA
player inside the bubble to stand during the national anthem. He also chose not to wear a #BlackLivesMatter
shirt
After the game the first question he fielded was "Do you believe Black Lives Matter?"
He responded: "Absolutely."
Full answer:pic.twitter.com/SNBVar7pg7
More from @JJudahIsaac after his decision to stand for the national anthem and not to wear a #BlackLivesMatter shirt for the first Magic game inside the #NBABubble
"I'm black. I grew up black. I have a black little brother that lives in America. I'm not for racism."pic.twitter.com/rsyqXh7Zws
It's nice to see a young athlete who's principles go far beyond skin color.
I want him to believe in his faith that's good but when their are ppl who clearly don't believe all ppl are created equal isn't it your job as a Christian to stand up and combat that and not just stand behind the word blindly
Often people conflate the phrase "black lives matter" with the organization BLM. I'm a Christian. I believe black lives matter. I don't believe the org BLM is good for many reasons but their commitment to disrupt the Western prescribed nuclear family is one of them.
That question is so unbelievably insulting that person should be ashamed
Amen!!!
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