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LeBron James has long been a champion for social justice and racial equality.

In 2020, the aftermath of the death of George Floyd and the US Presidential election highlighted just how engaged the four-time NBA champion is in making the world a better place.

Now, James is looking to get involved in the WNBA -- another champion for social justice, having carried out recent protests that include wearing T-shirts with seven bullet holes on them in Jacob Blake's honor.

Having helped his Los Angeles Lakers to their fourth successive win with 26 points in their 94-92 victory against the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night, James floated the idea of putting together an ownership group to purchase the WNBA team, the Atlanta Dream, from its co-owner and Republican senator Kelly Loeffler.