(CNN) -- If the latest audio recording attributed to Donald Sterling is the real deal, the L.A. Clippers owner is denying he's a racist -- and doesn't appear ready to submit to demands to sell the team. "You think I'm a racist?" a man purported to be Sterling says in a recording posted Thursday morning by RadarOnline.com. "You think I have anything in the world but love for everybody? You don't think that. You know I'm not a racist." CNN cannot independently confirm that the speaker is Sterling. Sterling has been banned for life from the team's day-to-day operations and facilities and was fined $2.5 million last week for racist comments that were recorded and posted online late last month.
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RadarOnline.com releases audio of man it says is Clippers owner Donald Sterling
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Man on recording denies he's a racist
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Technically the team is now owned by the Sterling family's trust, with @placeholder and Shelly Sterling serving as co-trustees.