'I'm tired of the moments of silence,' says Warriors coach Steve Kerr as he makes powerful plea against gun violence

By CNN Sports staff

Updated 1138 GMT (1938 HKT) May 25, 2022

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(CNN)Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr made an impassioned plea to take stronger action against gun violence in the United States after 19 children and two adults were killed at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on Tuesday.

Kerr refused to speak about basketball ahead of Game 4 of the Warriors' series against the Dallas Mavericks, instead raising his voice as he railed against gun violence in the wake of Tuesday's shooting. «In the last 10 days, we've had elderly Black people killed in a supermarket in Buffalo, we've had Asian churchgoers killed in