Wade urges black community to 'come together more'
Earlier this summer, Dwyane Wade vowed to find ways to help end racial violence. He's since been vocal and active in trying to inspire social change.
The Chicago Bulls guard issued another call to action Tuesday after an unarmed black man named Terence Crutcher was shot and killed by a police officer Friday night in Tulsa, Okla.
In the caption, Wade implored black Americans to be more united and show they do, in fact, "matter."
Wade's cousin, Nykea Aldridge, was shot and killed in Chicago in August.
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Several other NBA players spoke out about the issue on social media.
Another day , another murder smh . #TerenceCruthcher Rest in Peace
— CJ McCollum (@CJMcCollum) September 20, 2016
Stop turning us into hashtags #TerenceCrutcher
— Jerian Grant (@JerianGrant) September 20, 2016
Just had this conversation yesterday with my brand partners. Our country is better than this. #EnoughisEnough. #TerenceCrutcher pic.twitter.com/kj88JBBefz
— Chris Paul (@CP3) September 20, 2016