A week after promoting a film filled with antisemitic tropes on his social media accounts, Brooklyn Nets' Kyrie Irving apologized for his actions late Thursday night following days of calls for him to apologize and fully disavow the film's contents. Irving, 30, promoted "Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America," a film that is filled with antisemitic views on his Twitter and Instagram accounts on Oct. 27, and then spent much of the last week refusing to acknowledge how hateful and divisive the content is. That changed late Thursday night, when, hours after receiving a suspension of at least five...
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