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A 2nd Day Of NBA Playoff Games Halted Over Racial Injustice

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — An unprecedented NBA walkout over racial injustice postponed a second day of the playoffs Thursday, although players pledged to finish the postseason even as they wrestled with their emotions about wanting to bring change in their communities. For now, the basketball courts in the NBA's virus-free bubble at Disney […]

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