Why is "Bruce Lee" printed on Curry's sneakers?

Golden State Warriors star NBA superstar Steve Curry posted a social content. He was showing off his sneakers. The pattern on the sneakers attracted people's attention and was a symbol of Bruce Lee. Curry plans to use this move to protest the recent suppression of Asians by some people. Some people in many countries suppress Asians for no reason, and even commit violent acts. As a result, Asian protests broke out in many parts of the United States.

In fact, all countries in the world are created equal and should not have racism. Curry wore a pair of yellow boots during the game to pay tribute to kung fu superstar Bruce Lee. You can see Bruce Lee's face printed on the side of the shoe. So let's take a look together.

Curry is a very kind and emotional star. He is an excellent player and his three-point shot is particularly accurate. He and Klay Thompson formed the Splash Brothers and led the Golden State Warriors to consecutive NBA championships. Off the court, Curry also cares about Asians. Previously, Curry and Kerr jointly issued a statement supporting Asians. It is reported that the boots worn by Curry will be auctioned, and the proceeds will be used to support Asian families injured in the Atlanta shooting. Curry has always been committed to social welfare. Prior to this, in order to take care of the growth of children in the Bay Area, he also established a charity organization for eating, learning and playing.

In fact, many famous sports stars are protesting the oppression of Asian Americans. For example, Jeremy Lin, who played for the NBA Rockets and Beijing Shougang Team in the CBA, once strongly protested this issue. Because as our pride, even though we were born in the United States, the yellow race is equal to all races. Being discriminated against because of this, Curry protested strongly again!

In addition, the famous boxer Pacquiao, known as the Filipino Cruiser, is even more angry about the violence that despises Asian Americans. When Pacquiao heard that Asian Americans were being treated with violence, he angrily said, "Hit me if you can!"!