Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai is not happy with his star guard Kyrie Irving, again.

Irving has a well-established history as what might be described as “free thinking.” One of his most popular beliefs is the fact that the planet is flat instead of round. And of course, he had doubts about the various COVID-19 vaccines, and it is why he missed a majority of the team’s games last season after he refused to meet vaccine mandates to play in Brooklyn, New York’s Barclays Center.

Well, on Thursday he added to that unique history when he took time to show support for a documentary film based on a controversial 2015 book. Before the team’s loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, Irving sent out a tweet that seemed to back the Ronald Dalton, Jr. film Hebrews to Negroes: Wake up Black America.

The tweet is problematic because the film pushes several antisemitic tropes and supports ideas shared by extreme factions of the Black Hebrew Israelites. The group has a long history of homophobia, xenophobia, and, of course, antisemitism.

That support of the controversial film got the seven-time All-Star in hot water with his boss Joe Tsai yesterday.

Brooklyn Nets owner on Kyrie Irving: ‘I want to sit down and make sure he understands this is hurtful’