What do you think of James’s post in support of the NBA strike?

Recently, an appalling incident occurred in Wisconsin, USA, in which a black man was shot seven times by a white police officer. This incident was very similar to the Floyd incident that occurred in the United States in May. The white police used violent methods against the non-threatening black man, but Floyd died on the spot, and the protagonist of this incident, Jacob Blake, was paralyzed for life. The Floyd incident caused an uproar in the United States. What this incident reflects is the deep-rooted problem of racial discrimination in the United States. Even in front of the police, the rights of black people are not taken seriously, and the safety of black people is also compromised. To this end, black Americans took to the streets and began protests.

Most of the players in the NBA are African-Americans, and they also express their voices in their own ways, such as putting up the slogan "Black Lives Matter" on the court and on their jerseys. But before the Floyd incident had subsided, another incident involving a black man who was shot seven times by a white police officer broke out in the United States. This incident completely ignited the anger of black Americans. In the previous "Floyd" incident, some players proposed a strike to protest, but in the end it was not recognized by most players. As a result, after the incident in which a black man was shot seven times by a white police officer, the Milwaukee Bucks took the lead in starting a strike. Milwaukee is the largest city in Wisconsin. Other players and teams also responded, and the NBA had no choice but to go on strike. The game was postponed.

After the incident in which a black man was shot seven times by a white police officer, NBA superstar James also expressed his attitude on social media: "Fuck it, I've had enough." . ?To support the strike movement of many NBA teams. Subsequently, the NBA organized a players meeting to persuade the players to continue playing. James also took the lead in leading his teammates to leave to show his firm attitude of striking out.