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Former NFL sideline reporter Michele Tafoya lashes out LeBron James The Los Angeles Lakers wrote a glowing article about China on state-run media on Monday.
Tafya appears in Outkick “Don’t @ me and Dan Dukic” And gave her ideas about the James column. She said she wasn’t sure if it was real at the beginning.
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Los Angeles Lakers forward Lebron James (23) responded to his foul on January 3, 2025. (Gary A. Vasquez/Imagn image)
“Is the first (thought) true? Is it true? Is it legal? Is he unwise? … It’s like the malfeasance of the United States.” “This is a man who defends China to the mountain. Why? Because all his sneakers are made there.”
Tafoya noted that James, like most NBA players, remained silent about the plight of Chinese Muslims. USA Ministry of Labor A report was released in 2024 about Muslims being forced to “ideological indoctrinate” and being forced to learn Mandarin.
China When it comes to Uyghurs, claims of human rights violations have been rejected.
“And he knew nothing about China’s absolute atrocities and the fact that China wanted to destroy most of the Western world and own the planet, otherwise LeBron would like the idea,” Tafjoa added. “Maybe he went all out. Maybe that’s what he wanted. For someone who spoke very much about the history of slavery in the United States of America.
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (23) plays the New York Knicks forward with the precious precious Achiuwa (5) at Madison Square Garden on February 1, 2025. (Brad Penner/Imagn image)
“He was certainly able to ignore the slave life that was still happening in China. I would never understand that, and I would love to sit down and interview him because I had a lot of sharp questions, but I don’t think he would ask any questions about it.”
James’s paper With him visiting the end of the “Forever King’s Journey” of Shanghai and Chengdu.
He wrote in the newspaper: “I was deeply moved by the enthusiasm and kindness of my Chinese friends, and all I can do is let me express my gratitude in every game.” By Reuters. “I hope I can contribute to the development of Chinese basketball.”
this South China Morning It also pointed out that James thanked his Chinese fans for their reception.
Los Angeles Lakers forward Lebron James (23) advances in the second half of the Portland Trail Blazers at Crypto.com Arena on January 2, 2025. (Jayne Kamin-oncea/imagn image)
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He wrote: “Every time I come here, my family and I are warmly welcomed. I am very moved by the hospitality and kindness of my Chinese friends. All I can do is give my all and express my gratitude to everyone.”
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