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WNBA Players Honor Breonna Taylor By Walking Off The Court Before National Anthem

  • Jul 27, 2020
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During the WNBA’s season opener on July 25, the New York Liberty and Seattle Storm made sure to make a statement against racism and social injustice and pay tribute to Breonna Taylor.

Source: Black America Web

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