DJ Jordan criticizes LeBron James for not stopping a courtside encounter with a woman, arguing it reflects broader patterns of white entitlement toward Black people. Jordan compares it to everyday violations like white women touching Black women's hair without permission, framing the incident as a racial boundary transgression rather than just a personal matter.
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was caught, to what looks like the public eye, cuddling up courtside with LeBron James, making a King James goat sandwich. DJ Jordan, what are your thoughts on this?
That's some bullshit. LeBron should have shut that down immediately, you know what I mean? That's, that's something you don't do, you know what I mean? Not only as, you know, as a married man, but You know, that again, that goes back to, you know, to me, white people feeling like they can do any and everything to black people. You know what I mean? I know black women have dealt with the fact that, you know, you'd be in the grocery store and a white woman would just walk up and put her hands in your hair. You know what I mean? Saying that it's beautiful. Like that's kind of how that comes across to me. He's sitting there and they just feel like because he's sitting next to him, they could just violate his space. And, and, and that's— nah, I never agree.