I've heard the Hodge Twins say this on more than one occasion, also that they have an inferiority complex.DiJonai with her blonde hair. I’m not a psychologist, but she probably has some serious envy issues. They all wish they were us.
I've heard the Hodge Twins say this on more than one occasion, also that they have an inferiority complex.DiJonai with her blonde hair. I’m not a psychologist, but she probably has some serious envy issues. They all wish they were us.
You’ve likely been “shadow banned”. Meaning you can post but they go nowhere and you lose any reach. A more dishonest way of censorship that many of the platforms use.Thank god for racially bigoted black females, now if only people would start asking questions of them and their enablers. There is a gold mine there that should be exploited.
And X sucks, I don't really pay attention to the details of how it is run but lately posts that should have generated a like or a reply went ignored and finally doing my research I found out I had been flagged and none of my replies is even seen.
Enes is one of AT LEAST three former NBA players who’ve declared themselves eligible for the 2027 WNBA draft in order to troll the ridiculous position of the idiot women in this league.
How do the hypocrites defend their position to not allow these guys in? If they say they are insincere, how can they determine that? We’ve been told we have to take bearded “It’s Ma’am” individuals and treat them like “regular” women.Enes is one of AT LEAST three former NBA players who’ve declared themselves eligible for the 2027 WNBA draft in order to troll the ridiculous position of the idiot women in this league.
Sophie Cunningham can no longer even be mentioned at Snowflake Central:
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Reddit Bans Sophie Cunningham's Name from WNBA Forum as Men in Women's Sports Controversy Rages
Fans of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham on leftist echo chamber Reddit can no longer post her name on the WNBA subreddit after moderators filtered it amid the ongoing debate over transgender athletes in women's sports.www.breitbart.com
Hall of Fame NFL Linebacker Brian Urlacher Stands Up for Womens Sports
All that roughriding from football must have knocked the good sense out of him to get mixed up with one of them. Maybe being away from the trade for a few years has put it back in him?No one can reliably accuse Urlacher of being an anti-black racial bigot, his kid is half black. Wife and I were dealing with the Will county court system the same time his black sugar baby momma was putting him thru the child support ringer. So we got the stories first hand from the bailiffs about all the fanboys that worked there.
ESPN said:The Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game Sunday averaged 3.31 million viewers on NBC and Peacock to make it the most-watched regular-season WNBA game since the league's inaugural season in 1997.
It also was the third-most-watched regular-season game ever and peaked at 3.82 million viewers. That is behind only the June 21-22, 1997, opening weekend games that featured the New York Liberty-Los Angeles Sparks (5.04 million) and Charlotte Sting-Phoenix Mercury (3.59 million) matchups, also both on NBC.
Caitlin Clark and the Fever continue to be the league's top draw. They also have set all-time viewing records this season for games on CBS, ESPN and Amazon Prime Video.
Against the Sky, Clark made a career-high eight 3-pointers and scored 37 points in the Fever's 113-90 victory.
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But there was controversy. Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom attended as a spectator and was ejected in the third quarter after he and the Sky's Natasha Cloud exchanged words. Freedom has since been banned from Sky home games.
to continue from the last post, Tickets (and the Fever) set a 29-year high water mark for WNBA viewing …
i expect a lawsuit from the Kanter folks, as video from the incident clearly shows he did nothing to escalate the situation while Cloud also clearly violated league rules by initiating a confrontation with a fan.
back to the basketball, the Tickets-led Fever scored 100+ points for the 18th time this season, extending their own record. “somehow,” though, Clark is being overshadowed by her own teammate (the highly efficient scorer, Kelsey Mitchell) in league MVP talk. “weird,” huh?