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About 60 years ago, Bill Russell led the Celtics to boycott a game - things haven't changed - Face2Face Africa

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The NBA playoffs games scheduled to take place on Wednesday night were called off after players of the Milwaukee Bucks refused to play in protest against the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Although Bucks' opponents, Orlando Magic, had been on the court to warm-up, the Bucks stayed in their locker room. Bucks have a home...

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