Karl-Anthony Cities’ Strongest ‘Ispad’ After Minneapolis Shot

New York Knicks veteran player Karl-Anthony Cities It’s not one to make a grind of words. As was the case after shooting at the Catholic School of Announcements in Minneapolis.

Cities taken to his x page to express his obstacle on the shooting.

“Concerned for families that are affected by the announcement of the Catholic School in Minneapolis, as a view of my second home that is hit by the gun violence must come to the end.”

Emerged for families that hit the announcement of the Catholic School in Minneapolis, see that my second home is hit by violence a gun must be reached.

– Karl-Anthony Towns (@ karltovns) 27. August 2025

According to CNN, shootings resulted Two children, 8 and 10, killed, and at least 17 others were wounded. Cities feature for Minnesota Timbervolves From 2015 to 2023. years.

During that time, he helped them regain the franchise right. In the last year, Timbervolves advanced to Western conference finals, where they lost from Dallas Mavericks in the five-month series.

Last October, Cities are traded to the kids. He helped the governments lead to the final conference finals. Finally, they lost in Indiana Pacers in seven games.

As the cities shifted teams, his voice continues be amplified In critical times in society.

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For years, the cities used his voice to call attention to political and social issues. He borrowed his name and platform a wide range of relevant causes.

All of the polling rights to police brutality towards the gun violence is on its radar. The Minnesots are committed to the passage of the law “Restoring Votation”, which renewed the polling rights to individuals who had was previously closed before.

In addition, it produced a short film 2023 called “Forgiveness Johnny”, which explores how digital technology reforms the justice system. In 2022. The cities attended the White House to sign an executive order on police reform.

In addition, he is on the Board of NBA’s coalition of social justice. In 2023. The cities were the recipient of Kareem Abdul Jabba Social Justion Champion award for his activist work.

He also lent his support for efforts around gender equality and mental health.