The former NBA player unleashed a tongue-lashing of epic proportions aimed squarely at those who have besmirched his name and legacy, writes Karim Grant.
As of late, sports and hip-hop have become mere fragments of what were once favourite past-times, writes Karim Grant.
The gripe is not with the hiring of Steve Nash. The issue is that a former white player with absolutely no real professional coaching experience has taken a head job over a more qualified Black coach, Karim Grant writes.
In June, the city of Toronto witnessed a spectacle that was beforehand unfathomable, writes Grant Slant columnist Karim Grant.
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