The NBA will allow players to switch their name with social messages on the jersey The list defined by the League and the NBPA is official

The NBA is ready to return. On July 30, operations resume at Disney World in Orlando, in a real bubble to ensure safety for all participants. In the meantime, the League not only launches rules to keep under control every dangerous case event within the game and training facilities, but also winks at current events. A current affair made of disrespect for the rights of African Americans and players, like  Kyrie Irving, ready not to take the field to continue with social protests. The NBA does not stand by and revealed itself quickly, especially after the more or less declared attempt to boycott the return proposed by the Brooklyn Nets playmaker. In recent days, a list of social messages has been compiled that NBA players have included in their name on the back of their race shirts.

The list includes messages aimed primarily at racism and social injustice. The chosen word or phrase will replace the name, which will then be moved under the shirt number. The complete list includes Black Lives Matter, I Can’t Breathe, Vote, Justice, Stand Up, Listen, Listen to Us, Say Their Names, Peace, How Many More, Education Reform, Liberation, Equality, Freedom, Enough, Si Se Puede, Say Her Name, Mentor, I Am A Man, Speak Up, Ally, Anti-Racist, Justice Now, Power to the People, See Us, Hear Us, Respect Us, Love Us and Group Economics.