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WNBA fight over males in women's sports exposes how the left keeps answering a question nobody asked
WNBA player Natasha Cloud had a message for transgender people Sunday night. The Chicago Sky guard wrote on social media that trans people "belong," that they're loved, seen and "perfect as you are." ...
Much of the chatter around the WNBA right now is not focused on the on-court action, but rather on the debate about transgender athletes competing in the sport. Enes Kanter and Royce White have ...
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Chip Scoggins: Cheryl Reeve was 'fighting the fight' for the WNBA 10 years ago. Look at it now.
MINNEAPOLIS — Cheryl Reeve gathered her players for a customary end-of-practice huddle. The Lynx coach pointed to a dozen ...
More WNBA drama as security shut down anti-trans billboard at Fever game The ongoing debate surrounding the WNBA and transgender athletes hit another wall outside the Fever game. The transgender ...
The WNBA said Wednesday that no transgender eligibility matters are currently affecting the league, pushing back on what it called bad faith efforts to use the topic to demean players, after two ...
The former NBA center wants a public debate on WNBA eligibility rules, with the Olympic gold medalist and media personality moderating. The former NBA center wants the WNBA to rewrite its eligibility ...
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BROADCAST BIAS: Sophie Cunningham takes a hit, but ABC, NBC dodge WNBA’s transgender sports fight
Sophie Cunningham's stance against transgender athletes in women's basketball sparked a WNBA firestorm that most broadcast networks refused to cover.
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