Perfect summation of racism in the WNBA.

[RandySF]

Link to tweet

What’s Wright? with Nick Wright

@WhatsWrightShow
"The WNBA bandwagon brought folks that weren’t basketball fans or actual fans of Caitlin Clark. They were fans of what they thought she could represent, which is the humbling of Black women.”

@getnickwright
on the unabashed racism surrounding the WNBA & where we go from here:

[stopdiggin]

1. my contention is, that a lot of the 'negatives' were generated by people that were barely

sports fans at all - and almost certainly not WNBA fans. Want to bet on how many of these losers have ever come within a mile of buying a ticket to an event?

[ProfessorGAC]

2. Title Is Misleading

While I think he makes great points throughout the 9 minutes, nothing he says indicates racism in the WNBA.
Rather it points to racist garbage directed at the WNBA
White players vote black teammates as their captains all the time.
Black players vote for white teammates to be team captain. All the time.
When the players were still sharing a room on the road, half the league had two race roommates.
The problem is real, but it's not the WNBA. It's the tools who have made some kind of white, Valkyrie hero out of Clark; something she never asked for.