The GOP continues to attack players in the nation’s basketball leagues, which are largely made up of Black athletes.

LeBron James said Thursday that he hopes he made Colin Kaepernick and the late Rep. John Lewis proud, the same week his voting rights group announced a major donation to help formerly incarcerated people in Florida vote.

The NFL reported 21 players tested positive since training camp started this week, and 17 people in the MLB have reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.

“Kneeling doesn’t even feel like enough to protest,” said New York Liberty player Layshia Clarendon before the WNBA season opener this weekend.

The league announced back in March that it was delaying its 2020 regular season as the coronavirus spread across the world.

“I just always imagined myself being announced for the Olympic team … before I go to sleep, that’s like almost all I can think about”

“I want to play sports. But some things are bigger than sports. We’re humans first.”

The initiative follows George’s chaotic primary, which renewed claims of voter suppression.

James’ announcement came a day after he called out Georgia’s chaotic primary. The messy primary led to renewed calls of voter suppression that many claimed disproportionately impacted “under-resourced communities” and Black voters.

Paralympic gold medalist David Brown lost his vision as a child.

Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad F. Wolf signed an order last week, stating that it is “in the national interest” to allow some athletes to enter the country for certain sporting events.

"These are incredible businesses, small businesses, that have been the pillar of our community that also employ a lot of Black and brown people in our community."