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Sophie Cunningham is a role model — and not just for women

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Sophie Cunningham is a role model — and not just for women
Sophie Cunningham is a role model — and not just for women
“I am not a role model,” Charles Barkley snarled in an iconic Nike commercial circa 1993. For NBA fans today, Barkley is the affable, plainspoken broadcaster with an infectious laugh, but early in his career, he was perceived as surly and controversial for his style of play and attitude. The commercial was his response
Breitbart
Breitbart1 days ago
Caitlin Clark Declines to Back Sophie Cunningham on Protecting Women's Sports from Trans Athletes
Last week, Fever guard Sophie Cunningham used her platform to defend women's sports from the infiltration of men claiming to be women. This week, Caitlin Clark was given a chance to do the same thing and passed.
The Daily Wire
The Daily Wire2 days ago
Sophie Cunningham’s Coach Asked Where She Stands On Men In Women’s Sports
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White dropped the ball when pressed on whether biological males belong in women’s sports, offering up a classic corporate-style dodge while her own star player, Sophie Cunningham, continues to throw down pure common sense. Asked point-blank about her personal stance on biological men
Fox News
Fox News4 days ago
Should NBA Commissioner Adam Silver step in over the WNBA's handling of the Sophie Cunningham situation?
The WNBA faces growing tension as teams make divisive political statements that risk alienating the new fans Caitlin Clark brought to the league.
New York Post
New York Post4 days ago
WNBA’s hypocrites kick girls — and Sophie Cunningham — to the curb
The Women's National Basketball Association may claim to put women first, but the league sure has a funny way of showing it.
The Sporting News
The Sporting News🏁 first to report5 days ago
Josh Allen sends blunt message to Bills fans after uniform backlash
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