NBA Stars Clash Over Atlanta Hawks' Magic City Event

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your Golden State Warriors news in two minutes. San Antonio Spurs, Senator Luke Cornett, spoke out against the Atlanta Hawks of coming Magic City Monday promotional night on March 16th. He argued that the NBA needs to protect and value women, calling the event, complicit, and objectifying them. The promotion ties into Magic City, a well-known adult entertainment club in Atlanta. The Hawks described it as a collaboration to honor the city's cultural landmark. Cornett, who used to play for the Boston Celtics, shared his concerns publicly, sparking debate in the league. He found backing from ex-team-mate Al Horford, now with the Golden State Warriors. But Horford's current teammate, Dremon Greene, hit back hard on his podcast. Greene defended the club as a legitimate form of art that women choose freely. He pointed out that performers there deserve respect, using rapper Cardi B as an example of someone who thrived after similar work without self-esteem, problems. Greene also stressed that Magic City

1:01is a big part of Atlanta's culture, and the NBA's inclusive nature makes the event a positive step. While he respects Cornett's opinion, he strongly disagrees. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com,