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I was raised to love everyone. No matter the color of their skin. What’s going on in America right now is sad and in some cases, makes me angry. But how can I actually be upset? African Americans are racially profiled and judged continually in this country.
I’ve witnessed it first hand. I’ve been in the competitive basketball space for over a decade and have been blessed to be around and learn about African American culture. I can’t claim to fully understand what some of my colleagues, their families, and others are experiencing...
But I do know one thing. I know right from wrong. The hatred has got to stop. The murders have got to stop. These men and women of color should not be afraid to leave their homes, and should be able to live their lives knowing they have the same opportunities.
It’s taken me until this point to actually use my voice and to stand up for what’s right. I’ve always wanted to, but never had the courage. The time is now.
It’s been days since George Floyd, it’s been over a month since Ahmaud Arbery, it’s been over a year since Russell Westbrook was attacked by a fan and it’s been TOO DAMN LONG that African Americans have been treated this way.
Lastly - I’m fully aware that there are police officers, government officials and other people in power who are incredible human beings. I’m stating this here and now - My wife and I are going to help however we can.
We will use or voices, we will continue to educate ourselves and we will do what’s RIGHT. God Bless everyone. 
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