NBA players decide to continue season after Bucks refused to take court to protest Jacob Blake shooting

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NBA players decide to continue season after Bucks refused to take court to protest Jacob Blake shooting

NBA players decide to continue season after Bucks refused to take court to protest Jacob Blake shooting

USATODAY.com

Published 27 Aug 2020

The decision comes after an emotional week in which players struggled with the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black man, in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

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