Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star forward LeBron James says that the experience of having racist slogans painted on the gate of his $20 million home in Los Angeles last year taught him how much work there is to do to overcome the nation's racial divide.
"I'm a black man with a bunch of money and a crib in Brentwood, and having the word 'n-----' spray painted over my gate, that lets you know I still have a lot of work to do," James said.
James was speaking with ESPN's Cari Champion in a segment taped for UNINTERRUPTED in January.