Martina Navratilova categorically rejects the accusations of “white privilege” leveled against Sophie Cunningham

Martina Navratilova categorically rejects the accusations of “white privilege” leveled against Sophie Cunningham  MARCA

The Chicago Sky guard said she was seeking “consistency across the board” in WNBA officiating.

I tuned into my first WNBA game this weekend for one reason: the growing noise around Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham. The headlines, the viral clips of physical play, the debates over whether certain players were being targeted, and it all pulled me in. I wanted to see for myself. In the first quarter of…

Monday on “The Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about the WNBA. Marlow said, “This is Sophie Cunningham’s coach defending the opposite team, socking her in the head as she drove to the hoop.” The Alex Marlow Show, hosted

Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington is stonewalling after triggering an uproar with her viral “WHITE PRIVILEGE” social media post after she was ejected for leveling Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham with a brutal blow to the face on a layup attempt. The firestorm erupted during Chicago’s 90-86 loss to Indiana on S

One of the player’s WNBA rivals said the Fever guard is treated differently from her Black peers. There’s plenty of evidence to back that statement up White privilege. An accusation that triggers multitudes of white people in America as if you had insulted their mother. Mention racism, and people may debate you. Mentio

Carrington called it “unfortunate” that her attempt to deny a layup by Cunningham -- during the Sky's loss to the Fever on Saturday -- occurred the way it did, while noting that it has always been her style of play.

What DiJonai Carrington said about flagrant foul on Sophie Cunningham, 'white privilege' post  USA Today

Carrington, a Chicago Sky guard, spoke to reporters on Monday night for the first time since her ejection against the Fever

Though she said it's unrelated to the foul, DiJonai Carrington did not explain what her "White Privilege" post was intended to mean

DiJonai Carrington took to social media to defend the "white privilege" message she seemingly directed at Sophie Cunningham.