Wolves have 17th and 31st picks in NBA draft, but that's subject to change. 19 Hours ago. Gophers land Santa ... Chart: Facts and figures on race, players and the NBA. October 27, 2012 at 9:16PM ...

The University of Central Florida praises the NBA for its “commitment to racial equality,” despite this significant evidence of racial inequality: Share of U.S. Population, 2011 Share of NBA ...

NBA receives A+ grade for racial hiring practices. Based on the 2022-23 season, the league got an A+ grade in racial practices and diversity initiatives. Cliff Brunt | The Associated Press.

Anyone vaguely familiar with professional basketball is well aware that a solid majority of today's NBA players are black. In fact, the NBA -- which didn't integrate until 1950 -- now leads the sports ...

Perkins, a brother, suggested that there’s racial bias in the voting for NBA MVP. This arose partly because a white man named Nikola Jokic is expected to win his third straight NBA MVP .

In 2007 a study by Joseph Price and Justin Wolfers drew widespread attention to implicit racial bias in NBA referee calls – namely, that white referees called fouls against black players more ...

The NBA receives an A+ for racial hiring, a B+ for gender hiring and an overall A in the 2022 NBA Racial and Gender Report Card. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

NBA players seem intent on making the country believe black people are currently oppressed and discriminated against and suffering in the country because of their skin color. In 2023, this is not ...

White privilege works in insidious ways. 65% of NBA MVP voters are white.I would guess that 0% of them are racist, but I also think that racial bias is often hard for white people to see.

The NBA received an A-plus for racial hiring practices with a score of 96.5 points (down slightly from 97.0 in 2022) and a B-plus for gender hiring practices with 86.8 points (up from 86.0 in 2022).

Kendrick Perkins and J.J. Redick, two former NBA players, were on ESPN recently arguing about the NBA MVP race. Perkins, a brother, suggested that there’s racial bias in the voting for NBA MVP.