LeBron James posts on social media after Fox host's remarks circulate

— -- LeBron James opined recently on the state of race relations in America and his view of the leadership in the White House, and he was taken to task for those stances by a Fox News host.

James replied Friday not with more words, but with posts on social media, after the Fox News host Laura Ingraham said James should "keep the political commentary to yourself. Or as someone once said, 'shut up and dribble.'"

The neon signage in James' Instagram post apparently adorns the UNINTERRUPTED's office space in Los Angeles. UNINTERRUPTED is the multimedia platform James launched for professional athletes in 2014.

On Twitter, James used the hashtag "wewillnotshutupanddribble."

James was speaking with ESPN's Cari Champion in a piece taped for UNINTERRUPTED in January. James and Golden State Warriors All-Star Kevin Durant got together with Champion to talk about this weekend's All-Star Game in Los Angeles and the political climate in the country from their perspectives. They also were both highly critical of President Trump.

The Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade defended his former teammate, and Durant, who spoke to USA Today, said Ingraham's comments were "racist" and that he received a lot of positive feedback about their conversation with Champion.

Durant told USA Today he and James have not talked about the commentator's opinion, "But like I said, we can't focus on that. Life is much bigger than an opinion, an ignorant comment from someone. It is what it is. I kind of feel sorry for her, because she's not looking through the lens of being free and what that's about. It feels bad that she doesn't know what we came from, or who we are personally."

James is expected to address the matter further during All-Star media availability Saturday.