Former Bucks star Jabari Parker joins peaceful protests in Milwaukee
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Former Bucks star Jabari Parker was among the hundreds of people who peacefully protested the police custody death of George Floyd Monday in Milwaukee.
Posted at 9:59 PM, Jun 01, 2020
and last updated 2020-06-01 22:59:39-04
MILWAUKEE — Former Milwaukee Bucks player Jabari Parker was seen protesting in Milwaukee Monday evening.
Parker was seen walking in the area of Milwaukee and Kibourn Streets wearing a black shirt that said “WHY” in bold lettering.
The former no. 2 overall pick of the 2014 draft played on the Bucks for four seasons, a tenure that was shortened by two season-ending knee injuries.
Parker currently players for the NBA’s Sacramento Kings.
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