I think a lot of you are missing the point. We are way beyond sitting out games or meaningless pre-game antics.
Let me break it down this way...
In NBA circles, it is common knowledge that Sterling is a bigot. You (the player), knowing this, made a conscious decision to play for the organization and collect a paycheck.
I don't question the reasons of the players. They may have kids, relatives in the hospital, whatever, it's irrelevant.
My point is this. What is the difference now? Sterling was racist before, a racist now and probably will be until his last dying breath.
The difference is; the media has picked it up and you're in the crosshairs to make a stand. The public is looking at you, saying, "this is horrible, what are you going to do about this?"
IMO, just get in front of the podium and say, "Look, we knew he was racist, but you know what, the money was good and I have a family to feed. I love Los Angeles and playing for the NBA."
End of story. Move on and play. Win a championship and lift the Larry O'Brien trophy with Sterling for all I care.
But, be a man and take the shrapnel of criticism from the media and casual fans. It is what it is. People in far dire of situations have made the same decisions. I've seen people stab each other in the back to get a job. I've seen false rumors spread, just so that another person could get promoted over another.
HOWEVER, don't BS the public and pretend you care. If you really cared, a stand would have been made long ago.
Warm up's inside out? Too little, too late. Just continue playing basketball and collecting a paycheck from that racist owner. You've been knowingly doing it for years, why stop now?