Published 10/31/2022, 6:45 AM EDT Kyrie Irving faced a firestorm of condemnation recently as he was accused of antisemitism. The Brooklyn Nets point guard shared a link to the film ‘Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America’ on Twitter. According to Rolling Stone magazine, the film contains anti-semitic tropes, and Irving’s tweet was perceived as a promotion of that film. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad However, after being smothered in criticism for a few days, the seven-time All-Star finally deleted his tweet. Nick Friedell was the first one to report that Irving took this step. In fact, he is...
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