Joy Reid and MSNOW must have more of an effect than their viewer numbers indicate. "The WNBA has clearly chosen political sides, and it is unfortunate. In fact, the only political party advocating for player safety in the league is the Republicans." jeff@jeffcrouere.com.
WNBA’s Caitlin Clark Problem Is Really America’s Black Woman Problem - LA Progressive
"The media’s fixation on Caitlin Clark reveals a deeper racial double standard—one that sidelines Black women whose talent, labor, and star power built the WNBA."Now this writer sees Caitlin Clark as the "erasure of black women". So, this form of Jim Crow is permissible? Daily I am in a black women's world at hospitals, our church, in eating locations, in the presence of gracious, friendly ladies without exception as far as I can tell. But why when I turn on my TV am I deluged with the likes of Maxine Waters, Al Green, Joy Reid, The View, The Squad, Congressional scolds with their practiced scowls and matching outfits. Why must we look for reasoned, dignified individuals such as Dr. Ben Carson, Condoleezza Rice, Harris Faulkner, Harold Ford, Jr., Tim Scott, Larry Elder, and more.
. . . "And maybe another question follows: why are Black women expected to ‘celebrate” their own erasure because the person benefiting from it happens to be talented, polite, and good for business?" . . .
The WNBA hates America
This success would grow even more if the WNBA stopped embracing leftwing politics and showed more support for the United States of America, the country where basketball was invented.
Unfortunately, the league’s leadership has adopted an anti-American attitude. The Treasurer of the WNBA Players Association, Brianna Turner, opposed the league authorizing “USA 250” uniform patches for the All-Star game. She posted on social media, “No WNBA players would have been free 250 years ago. The majority wouldn’t even have their freedom 100 years ago.
WNBA stars defy fan fury and walk off the court before the national anthem AGAIN ahead of Game 2 of Finals | Daily Mail Online . . . "Fans on social media expressed their anger at the players, with one writing: 'Why is the WNBA getting any publicity at this point? The end of this season can't happen soon enough.'
"Another said, 'Second straight game. Same WNBA. Same disgraceful behavior.'
"One user even suggested the players should be 'pelted with the green dildoes when they return to the court.'
"This is not the first time this season the Dream have walked off the court for the anthem. The team has not explicitly explained their reason for doing so previously this season.
"The Dream do have a history with staying off the court for the anthem dating back to previous seasons as well. In 2020, the team protested the anthem at the height of the George Floyd protests and included messaging from the WNBPA in their game notes to explain their reasons.
"Their statement said that 'the anthem does not represent freedom, justice and liberty for all Americans'." . . .
Video: WNBA hates America? Both finals teams make the case.