A crowd gathered outside Los Angeles' Staples Center on Tuesday night before Game Five of the Clippers-Warriors NBA playoff series to protest racist comments made by Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
Reason TV talked with protesters about the NBA banning Sterling for life, how free markets reacts to racism, and whether government policies and other forms of institutionalized racism hurt black Americans far more than anything Donald Sterling said.
For more coverage of the Donald Sterling saga, click here.
Interviews by Alexis Garcia. Shot and edited by Zach Weissmueller.
About 4 minutes.
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