Following the violences and series of events that took place in the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, Cavsā€™ star LeBron James was among many NBA players who spoke out on Twitter against the white nationalists and their march. However, the whole thing escalated once a car drove through a crowd of anti-racist counter-protesters, killing a person in the process, and the governor of Virginia declared a state of emergency with both sides engaging with the other.

The Cleveland Cavaliersā€™ star responded to the violence in Charlottesville with a pair of tweets condemning the alt-right movement and taking a clear shot at Donald Trump in the process.

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James has long been an outspoken figure against Trump and much of what he stands for, and as the face of the NBA, will always have a prominent role in speaking out about the biggest issues the country is facing.