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Volume 26 No. 202
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NBA Could Allow Players To Wear Jerseys With Social Justice Messages

June 29, 2020
Thunder G and NBPA President Chris Paul said that the union and NBA are "collaborating to allow players to wear jerseys with personalized social justice, social cause or charity messages on the backs instead of their last names" during the season restart, according to Marc Spears of ESPN.com. The p...
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