Some NBA arenas to become 2020 voting sites as part of playoff deal - Business Insider
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Some NBA arenas will be used as in-person voting sites this November as part of a deal the NBA reached with the league's player's association to resume this season's playoffs as many teams demanded a stop to play after the police shooting of an unarmed Black man.In a joint statement Friday, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and National Basketball Players Association Executive Director Michele Roberts announced they had reached a deal to continue this season's playoffs on Saturday, which include commitments from the league to promoting civic engagement, voting, and addressing systemic racism.
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