How did Warriors superstar Steph Curry spend his Wednesday afternoon?
He took part in a peaceful protest against police brutality and systemic racism at Lake Merritt in Oakland.
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Curry and his wife, Ayesha, kneeled during the protest.
Juan Toscano-Anderson, an Oakland native and Warriors forward, organized the event.
"No matter the color of your skin, where you're from, how much money you got -- it doesn't matter," Toscano-Anderson said to those who gathered. "We're all human beings. We're all here for the same purpose.
"Right now, it's about black people. But for humanity, there's people all over the world being oppressed. We're just trying to take a step in the right direction."
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Additional members of the Warriors arrived after the walk began.
Protests around the country continue in response to George Floyd's tragic death last week while in police custody in Minneapolis.