Malcolm Brogdon explains why playing in Orlando could amplify platforms for change

Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports In addition to the wide-ranging list of health and bubble-related concerns that was reportedly expressed by a group of players during a Friday conference call regarding the NBA’s return, it also appears that two schools of thought on how to best support the nationwide movement for social justice reform have emerged. While some see playing in Orlando as an opportunity to amplify black voices, others view it as a potential distraction from the issues the black community is facing.

Malcolm Brogdon, who is a member of the NBPA executive committee and has long been attempting to use his voice for change, explained on J.J. Redick’s podcast why he thinks resuming the…