Tag Archives: Women’s National Basketball Association
Reasons for Sidelining the WNBA
Cheap shots, racial resentment, and confusion over what defines a woman. The WNBA needs a course correction. Women’s basketball should celebrate skill, sportsmanship, and biological reality. Fans have good reasons to sideline it.
Posted in Culture/Family/Marriage, Religious Liberty, Sexuality
Tagged Caitlin Clark, David Smith, DiJonai Carrington, Enes Canter Freedom, Paige Bueckers, WNBA, Women’s National Basketball Association
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Does the WNBA Know What a Woman Is?
The Chicago Sky banned Enes Kanter Freedom after he wore a shirt declaring a basic biological truth: “Woman: adult human female.” Have we reached the point where Biology 101 is considered politically incorrect—and therefore intolerable?
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged Cathy Engelbert, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Sky, Dagen McDowell, Enes Kanter Freedom, Indiana Fever, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Michael Alter, Natasha Cloud, Sophie Cunningham, The Bottom Line, transgenderism, women's sports, Women’s National Basketball Association
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