NBA star Kyrie Irving has issued an apology following his suspension from the Brooklyn Nets over his "failure to disavow antisemitism" after a controversial social media post. On October 27, Irving—known off the court for discussing conspiracy theories—posted a link to a documentary titled Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America on Twitter, sparking backlash from many, including the NBA, Nets team owner Joe Tsai and several Jewish organizations. The 2018 documentary is based on a 2014 book of the same title by Ronald Dalton. The film advertises itself as an exploration of how the biblical identity of Black people...