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On-court rivals UNC, Duke stand united in fight for racial justice


Though they'll be adversaries on the court on Feb. 6, the UNC Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils men's basketball teams are on the same side in the more important fight against racial injustice. Several members of North Carolina's men’s basketball team attended a UNC athlete-led protest last August. Among those in attendance was first-year guard RJ Davis. (Daily Tar Heel)

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On-court rivals UNC, Duke stand united in fight for racial justice


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