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Writer arrested for allegedly beating wife calls Sophie Cunningham 'anti-trans, anti-black' in wild op-ed

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Writer arrested for allegedly beating wife calls Sophie Cunningham 'anti-trans, anti-black' in wild op-ed
Fox News
Fox News36 mins ago
Writer arrested for allegedly beating wife calls Sophie Cunningham 'anti-trans, anti-black' in wild op-ed
Howard Bryant accused Sophie Cunningham of being as political as Colin Kaepernick after she spoke out against biological males competing in girls' sports.
HuffPost
HuffPost12 hrs ago
WNBA Coach Dunks On Sophie Cunningham’s Anti-Trans Athlete Remarks With Simple Act
WNBA Coach Dunks On Sophie Cunningham’s Anti-Trans Athlete Remarks With Simple Act  HuffPost
The Daily Wire
The Daily Wire16 hrs ago
ESPN Praises WNBA Coach After Trans Sports Jab At Sophie Cunningham
An ESPN commentator urged fans to listen to Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve’s pro-transgender comments, all while Reeve took to the court wearing a “Trans Kids Belong” shirt on Sunday. During Sunday’s clash between the Lynx and the Indiana Fever, ESPN color analyst Rebecca Lobo didn’t hold back in hyping up the
Breitbart
Breitbart19 hrs ago
WNBA Coach Cheryl Reeve Wears 'Trans Kids Belong' Shirt to Troll Sophie Cunningham
Cheryl Reeve, head coach for the Minnesota Lynx, wore a shirt emblazoned with the message "Trans Kids Belong."
New York Post
New York Post23 hrs ago
Cheryl Reeve chats with Sophie Cunningham, wears ‘Trans Kids Belong’ shirt after Fever star’s comments
Reeve has shown her support for trans-athletes and addressed the topic on Saturday, ahead of Sunday’s contest, and before the game, she was seen speaking with Cunningham.
The Athletic
The Athletic🏁 first to report1 days ago
Cheryl Reeve: WNBA must be 'safe space for everyone,' regardless of viewpoint
The Lynx coach said the debate around transgender athletes is not as pressing as other issues facing women's sports.