Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr detailed why today’s NBA media coverage is reflective of modern society as a whole.

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While there is plenty of discourse about the media’s coverage of the NBA, Warriors coach Steve Kerr believes it’s a reflection of modern society as a whole rather than a basketball issue.