social justice
The Mystics’ existing culture of speaking out led the way
With this WNBA season being dedicated to Breonna Taylor and the “Say Her Name” campaign, I spoke with several players and coaches to hear their reactions to this news
In roundtable discussion, players explain what they’re fighting for
The Dream, Mystics, Lynx, Sparks, Sun, and Mercury collectively decided not to play Wednesday night.
The players will sit out all three of the WNBA’s games on Wednesday, according to a statement read by Atlanta Dream player Elizabeth Williams on ESPN.
Simply sticking to writing about basketball isn’t, and hasn’t been, enough.
One Black-owned business at a time
The league and players have teamed up to honor Black victims of police brutality and racial violence, and continue the fight for social justice while playing at IMG Academy in Florida.
Myisha Hines-Allen came up with the idea, inspired by Natasha Cloud’s example
Women’s Basketball Coaches at Ole Miss and MSU Join Fight for Change
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