Author: Mark Medina, USA TODAY

Chris Paul insists NBA players will not forget the ongoing conversation about racism when the season resumes: “You’re going to continue to hear us.”

Jabari Parker, acquired by the Kings in a February trade, is self-quarantined in his hometown of Chicago after testing positive “several days ago.”

Dr. Karida Brown, the Lakers’ Director of Racial Equity & Action lacks “a strong opinion’ whether NBA season will help or hurt racial justice efforts.

What will it be like to live in an NBA bubble at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando? For any NBA player and coach, it seems pretty nice.

Just as the NBA was informing teams about various restart dates for the return of basketball, players debated internally if there should even be one.

After George Floyd was killed in their home city, the Timberwolves want their efforts go beyond supporting any player who wants to protest.

“The Last Dance,” the documentary on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls’ dynasty, provided some extra offseason motivation for All-Star Trae Young.

Steve Kerr likened Colin Kaepernick to Muhammad Ali and believes Kaepernick is being vindicated for his protest against police brutality.

Minnesota’s NBA and WNBA teams filmed a PSA with the Bucks and Kings to condemn George Floyd’s murder and to address racial inequality.