The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) is having a serious identity crisis. Nearly 30 years in and the league cannot define the first word in its own name. I am here to remind them.
And I am not letting this go. The WNBA was built by women, for women. Female athletes fought for the chance to compete, earn recognition and have a league of their own.
Now, the league created to celebrate women is too cowardly to define one. A women's basketball league cannot answer a simple question: What is a woman? The answer is not complicated.
It should not be up for debate. A woman is an adult human female. I will say it as many times as I have to.
I had to give Tim Walz, a sitting governor and someone who was one heartbeat away from the Oval Office, the same definition during an Oversight Hearing after he claimed he “didn’t understand the question.” When did standing up for women become a controversial hot take? Maybe it is because politicians on the left have spent years insisting men can become women. Chop your d*ck off, put on a dress, pick a new name and BAM!
They shoved it into our schools, our sports, our kids' locker rooms. It is truly shocking how far the depraved made it. Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham stood up and said what needed to be said: Girls in sports should not have to compete against biological men.
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