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The Golden State Warriors have been in the news

for so many reasons lately. Obviously, Kevin Durant is injured. Obviously, they have lost their

mojo. Steph Curry is struggling with his jump shot. I'm one of those who believes he's the best

shooter of all time, but he's certainly not looking like it lately. And then they struggled last night to beat the Philadelphia 76ers at home.

So the Warriors are a big hot topic within the NBA, but not just for basketball reasons.

They have also been probably at the forefront or certainly among the teams

at the forefront when it comes to talking about social, political, and even racial issues.

Whether you go back a month to Draymond Green criticizing James Dolan, the Knicks owner,

saying he had a slave master mentality with the way he handled Charles Oakley or whether

you go back to just last week with Andre Iguodala making postgame comments where he used

terms Massa and the N word multiple times. So Iguidala in particular and also Dre might have

kind of sparked a discussion that I think is very important.

You know, a lot of people think we are in a time where race relations are getting worse rather

than improving. And I think that these two guys, Drayman and Andre, have kind of brought

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