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It’s a bit ironic that Britney Griner is playing for the US Olympic Team.
Why is it ironic? She is an American citizen who is a talented basketball player, and meets the requirements for participating as a member of the Olympic team. Is it because she is a black woman? Is it because she is openly gay? Is it because she exercises her right to free speech and calls out racism, sexism and homophobia?
David S. Seriously! You’re a divider. Currently, She’s injured…. Why do you see color first??
My thoughts exactly Anthony.
Gives Caitlin an opportunity to rest up from the recent string of foul play
Women’s basketball advocates: “why don’t people take us seriously?!?”
Vicki R. +1
Good luck to all the girls and women that got selected to be on the team. Too bad the short sighted selection group couldn’t see past their biases and new racial-political mind games.
Didn’t the experienced Olympic players get their experience by playing in the Olympics when they were young and had energy? A 41 year old still playing when we have the highest scoring college women in history not selected.?
Obviously I’m not in charge, and obviously the selection committee remains in some weird denial fog.
Chelsea Gray is also injured. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Caitlin named as an alternate closer to game time. I understand she is new to the WNBA, but she has brought the league and players more attention than they’ve ever had. It would be nice to see her acknowledged as one of the best things to happen to that organization–maybe ever.