Sami Jarjour
During the NBA restart in Orlando, all coaches, players, and team staff have taken a knee for the National Anthem and wore a Black Lives Matters shirt. We now have the first player to not do either. Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic decided to stand for the anthem and not wear a BLM shirt during the Magics first game back. The internet is all over this story.
Players, coaches and refs all locked arms and knelt during the national anthem before the Magic-Nets game
Although, Jonathan Isaac is the lone player that did not kneel for the anthem… do you have a problem with it?! ? @SONTHoops pic.twitter.com/s4iv4fnamp
— the Sports ON Tap (@thesportsontap) July 31, 2020
Jonathan Isaac chose to stand for the National Anthem without a BLM shirt
(h/t @TopBallCoverage ) pic.twitter.com/WSevfbolxl
— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) July 31, 2020
I’m very curious about — and will be patient for — Jonathan Isaac’s explanation here.
Standing for the anthem is one thing…
But seeming to be intentional about *not* wearing a Black Lives Matter shirt…. I dunno, man… pic.twitter.com/CFBJ98tOKG
— Dane Moore (@DaneMooreNBA) July 31, 2020
We also have the jokes going….
Trump introducing Jonathan Isaac to his supporters at the next Maga Rally: pic.twitter.com/lYhIwNpDPc
— Rosa Parks’ Burner Account (@Rosasburner) July 31, 2020
What do you think of this approach?!
