By Chris Herring Kyrie Irving’s antisemitic promotion is the latest example of the league taking slow action. After five days, a number of convoluted equivocations and explanations, and effectively fueling a spark into a full-scale public-relations inferno, the Brooklyn Nets took the step of suspending star guard Kyrie Irving for at least five games after he essentially dug his heels in and refused to apologize for linking and sharing a film that included deeply antisemitic beliefs and attitudes. Coincidentally, hours after the team announced it was suspending Irving by saying he was “currentl…