Kyrie’s bigotry

If you believe that somehow Nets player Kyrie Irving is going to have some euphoric revelation, forget it (“Sorry state,” Nov. 20).

What I am concerned about is how he has poisoned the minds of impressionable kids. I’m also disgusted with the tepid response of the NBA Players Association to his totally inauthentic apology.

But I am not against offering a possible solution for the Players Association if they are serious about “healing.”

Here is the idea: Sponsor busloads of children from every NBA city to visit The Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. Take them on the tour. Let them see it. Make it real and make it visceral. Then we can talk about apologies. What a great public relations move that would be.

Oh, and take Kyrie with you.

Stewart Frimer, Forest Hills