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Steph and Ayesha Curry participate in Palo Alto’s Black Lives Matter march

After participating in Oakland’s “Walking in Unity” Wednesday protest, Stephen and Ayesha Curry joined Palo Alto’s Black Lives Matter march.

In the wake of the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, protest demonstrations have filled streets across the globe. On May 25, Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Chauvin has since been charged with third and second-degree murder.

Many from the basketball community have participated in protests following the death of Floyd, including several members of the Golden State Warriors.

After walking alongside Juan Toscano-Anderson, Damion Lee and Klay Thompson in Oakland’s “Walking in Unity” on Wednesday,  Stephen and Ayesha Curry joined Palo Alto’s Black Lives Matter march on Saturday.

Ayesha shared a video on Instagram, thanking all who participated in protest around the Palo Alto region of the Bay Area.

Via @ayeshacurry on Instagram:

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Other members of the Golden State Warriors participated in protests on Saturday. Alongside Marquese Chriss, Toscano-Anderson led the second edition of Oakland’s “Walking in Unity” protest.

Along with demonstrations in Oakland and Palo Alto, San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge was filled with protestors marching on Saturday.

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Watch: Stephen Curry is refining his typing skills while the NBA season is on hold

Stephen Curry is zeroing in on his typing skills with no basketball on his schedule.

While hoops have been suspended since early March, Stephen Curry has taken on a bevy of new roles. Teacher, social media host, and recruiter are all new titles the Golden State Warriors point guard has picked up during the NBA hiatus.

On Saturday, Curry benched his substitute teaching role and checked in as a student. On Instagram, Ayesha Curry shared a live video of the three-time NBA champion working on his typing skills. In the clip, Curry admitted to “never really” learning how to type.

Via @gswchris on Twitter:

When he isn’t freshening up his talent behind the keyboard, the two-time Most Valuable Player has been busy with work around the coronavirus pandemic. Curry recently launched a resource guide that highlights his informative interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci and other information about COVID-19.

With the NBA still on hold until further notice, Curry will have plenty of time to catch up on his typing expertise.

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Report: Ayesha Curry sued by branding company for more than $10 million

A celebrity branding company Ayesha Curry worked with from 2014 to 2019 has reportedly sued her for more than $10 million.

Ayesha Curry, the wife of Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry, has reportedly been sued by a celebrity branding company she was partnered with from 2014 to 2019.

The San Francisco Chronicle and TMZ reported Wednesday that Flutie Entertainment has accused Curry of breach of contract and seeking more than $10 million.

Curry and Robert Flutie, owner of Flutie Entertainment, entered an agreement in November 2014.

Curry grew her brand by publishing cookbooks, appearing on TV shows and consumer products, according to TMZ. She launched a show on the Food Network called “Ayesha’s Home Kitchen” and was a host of ABC’s “Great American Baking Show.”

In May 2019, the relationship between Curry and Flutie Entertainment was terminated.

The San Francisco Chronicle wrote that the lawsuit alleged Curry denied Flutie Entertainment of its proceed shares, purposefully slowed new projects and, in The Chronicle’s words, “took away” one of the company’s top employees.

The lawsuit states this “essentially gutted and devalued Flutie Entertainment’s interests,” according to The Chronicle.

Curry’s attorney Michael Plonsker denied the accusations in a statement issued to The Chronicle and TMZ.

“Ayesha Curry terminated her business relationship with disgruntled manager Robert Flutie in early 2019. We are confident that the legal process will find his accusations nonsensical and completely unfounded.”

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Ayesha Curry is being sued for more …

Ayesha Curry is being sued for more than $10 MILLION by a celebrity branding company which claims they built her into a household name … only to get stiffed when the money came rolling in! It’s all in legal docs obtained by TMZ Sports … Robert Flutie — who runs Flutie Entertainment — claims he was introduced to Ayesha in late 2014, when her only real foray into entertainment was a cooking blog called “Little Lights of Mine.”

In his suit, Flutie claims Ayesha — …

In his suit, Flutie claims Ayesha — who’s married to NBA star Steph Curry — expressed dreams of building herself into a global brand and they signed an agreement to work together in Nov. 2014, 5 years after Steph was drafted by the Golden State Warriors. Since then, Flutie says his company helped Ayesha realize her vision of becoming “a current and modern-day version of Martha Stewart or Rachael Ray” … with cookbooks, TV shows and a line of consumer products.