There are not many cases of racism in the NBA, but when there is it arouses emotions in different races, players, coaches, managers and especially fans. Today there are many different situations that are changing the way players behave, such as the most recent ones. What's happening today? Michael Jordan, or the greatest player of all time, who admitted to being racist as a youth, as was reported on May 7, 2014. Another case is the Donald Sterling case, or the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers who he was "let go" by the organization, which is very rare and unusual. The Big Problem The "big" problem is Donald Sterling. In late April TMZ reported the racist remarks, the NBA investigated almost immediately, releasing statements and more about why the argument between Donald Sterling and his girlfriend was started by a social media site, Sterling's girlfriend , V. Stiviano, who posted a photo of her and Erving "Magic" Johnson and bringing African Americans to her games....