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Dwayne Wade fidgeted behind the curtain. He inhaled slowly, attempting to quell the butterflies

in his stomach. He didn't have stage fright. He had after-all delivered clutch shots

in front of thousands of feverish fans and addressed massive crowds with ease during

his Hall of Fame career. But this was different. As he walked onto the Microsoft Theater

stage in Los Angeles and positioned himself besides LeBron James, Chris Paul, and Carmelo

Anthony, all of them purposefully dressed in black suits. Wade acknowledged the magnitude

of the moment. These heavyweight stars, as tight as brothers since middle school, were

about to implore athletes to use their influence and fame to try to heal a country royally

from racial injustice, police brutality, and gun violence. And they were going to do this

on live television. Wade knew they only had one shot at setting the perfect tone.

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