Stephen Jackson Claims He’s ‘The Face Of The Biggest Civil Rights Movement Ever’ With George Floyd While Criticizing The NBA

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Former NBA star Stephen Jackson is not happy with the NBA right now and made some pretty bold claims while blasting the league.

During a segment on the Big 3, Jackson trashed the NBA for not helping Ice Cube’s ‘Big 3″ three-on-three basketball league.

The retired NBA player also called out the NBA for not reaching out to him during the BLM movement even though he feels like he’s the “face of the biggest civil rights movement ever” for his work on the George Floyd case.

“This is the only black-owned proffessional league, we need to come out and support it, and I’ve been with this guy (Ice Cube) since year one, he’ll tell I just want to see him win, there’s no reason for the NBA to not support this league, it’s all ex NBA players, I’m going to give you a perfect example, I’m the face off the biggest civil rights movement ever with the George Floyd, I’m an NBA champion, played in the NBA, the NBA didn’t reach out to me for the Black Lives Matter, the movement for social justice or for equality.”

Jackson’s comments didn’t sit well with a lot of people on social media.

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Brobible sports editor. Jorge is a Miami native and lifelong Heat fan. He has been covering the NBA, MLB and NFL professionally for almost 10 years, specializing in digital media.