Since this morning, the sports world has been talking about Mark Cuban because of some comments he made in an interview about racism (see details here). Twitter seems to be split on how they took his words. Well Cuban has issued an apology to the family of Trayvon Martin on Twitter. He claims he wasn’t thinking & didn’t consider Martin’s family when he mentioned a black person in a hoodie in a conversation about prejudice. Check out his whole apology & let us know what you think…
NBA: Dwyane Wade Reacts To Kobe’s Controversial Comments Surrounding Trayvon Martin
Kobe Bryant has been under fire since last week when an interview came out and he talked about the Miami Heat’s support for Trayvon Martin. He even tried to clarify what he was saying, but some fans are still upset. Well over the weekend, Dwyane Wade reacted to Kobe’s comments. Check it out…
NBA: Kobe Bryant Explains His Controversial Comments Surrounding Trayvon Martin
Kobe Bryant caught a lot of flack when an interview was released about his supposed stance on the Trayvon Martin situation. Kobe basically said he won’t react to something or jump to the defense of someone just because they’re African American. Many people took the comments to mean that Kobe wasn’t showing support for Trayvon, the young teen who was shot and killed while walking through his father’s neighborhood unarmed. Yesterday Kobe took to his Twitter account to clear a few things up.
NBA: Yikes, Kobe Gets Mixed Reactions From Fans After Talking About Heat Support For Trayvon Martin
I know this might make some people upset (and some will agree with him), but let’s keep in mind that Kobe is allowed to have his own opinion — and voice it. In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Kobe talks about the Miami Heat and the support they showed for Trayvon Martin (see photos here) — even though it wasn’t just the Heat — Melo, KD and others did as well. Check out what he had to say & let us know what you think…
(Photos) Is George Zimmerman Homeless?!
George Zimmerman recently did an interview on “Aqui y Ahora”, a show on the spanish language network Univision, talking about his life after the infamous Trayvon Martin trial. He opened up on various subjects from the boxing match to his current living situation. To read more, click below.
