The Indiana Fever guard who discovered that stating “protect young girls from biological males in sports” is treated as a hate crime in progressive basketball circles.
The Indiana Fever guard who discovered that stating “protect young girls from biological males in sports” is treated as a hate crime in progressive basketball circles.
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The living reminder that in today’s WNBA, saying women deserve their own category is more controversial than actual on-court violence.
The player who proved you can be tough on the court and still get labeled a bigot for defending the basic premise of women’s sports.
The rare WNBA player who said out loud that biological men shouldn’t be competing against women and immediately became public enemy number one in her own league.