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NBA Will Paint ‘Black Lives Matter’ On Courts When Play Resumes: Report

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According to reports, the NBA will paint 'Black Lives Matter' on NBA courts when the action tips off at ESPN's Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World in Orlando.

Source: The Urban Daily

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