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“Your Black A— Will Not Be Coming Back:” Former Sixers Dancer Describes Racist Bullying She Experienced From Teammates

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The Philadelphia 76ers are investigating allegations made by former team dancer, Yahné Coleman, that she was the target of racist bullying by her former team members.

Source: MadameNoire

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