Steve Kerr can’t watch it, and Stan Van Gundy doesn’t need to.
Many black people have to keep away from it, because watching yet another video of an African American being killed at the hands of the state strips away at their souls and state of mind — that it can happen at any point with very little recourse.
Gregory McMichael and his son, Travis, charged in Georgia with felony murder and aggravated assault in the death of jogger Ahmaud Aubery, who was shot three times.
Van Gundy, a successful coach at multiple stops, isn’t either.