Former Laker Kwame Brown Warns Black Community About Feeling 'Pressured' To Vote For Quiet Kamala Harris

Think twice before voting Kamala Harris in November, warned former Laker Kwame Brown.

In a rant posted on social media, Brown did a full blitz on the Kamala Harris ticket for this upcoming presidential election, also calling out black celebrities and comedians for ‘shamelessly’ supporting the candidate to the detriment of a hurting black community. 

Brown feels that celebrities are being dishonest by pressuring black Americans to vote for Harris and framing it as solely a racial issue.

Brown, 42, has been No Holds Barred after his playing career, fearlessly going against the grain on social issues with his NSFW rants. Having endured brutal criticism in the league, Brown is unbothered about taking jabs from the media for saying the ‘unpopular’ thing.

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA - AUGUST 16: Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris speaks on her policy platform, including improving the cost of living for all Americans, at the Hendrick Center For Automotive Excellence on August 16, 2024 in Raleigh, North Carolina. This is the candidate's first major policy speech since accepting the democratic party nomination.(Photo by Grant Baldwin/Getty Images)

EL SEGUNDO, CA - OCTOBER 02:  Kwame Brown gives an interview during 2006 Laker NBA Media Day held at the Toyota Training Center on  October2, 2006 in El Segundo, California, USA. (Photo by Wendi Kaminski/NBAE via Getty Images)

"When you talk about real situations, people are not concerned with somebody being black or not," Brown said in a rant posted on his social media. "You’re not paying nobody’s bills with your skin color. Kamala Harris is not going to help get your bills paid just cuz she’s black."

Getting real about the upcoming election, Kwame Brown