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LeBron James Shows Support for Black NASCAR Driver Bubba Wallace After a Noose Was Found in his Garage

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After hearing the news that there was a noose hanging in the garage of NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, Los Angeles Lakers’ LeBron James expressed his support to Wallace.

The King took to Twitter to show his support to Wallace while acknowledging NASCAR as well.

✊🏾👑 https://t.co/1TwkjVHai5

— LeBron James (@KingJames) June 22, 2020

On Sunday night, NASCAR issued the following statement regarding the discovery of a hanging noose in a garage stall:

“Late this afternoon, NASCAR was made aware that a noose was found in the garage stall of the 43 team.

As we have stated unequivocally, there is no place for racism in NASCAR, and this act only strengthens our resolve to make the sport open and welcoming to all.”

“Over the last several weeks, I have been overwhelmed by the support from people across the NASCAR industry, including other drivers and team members in the garage.

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