White Player Diversifies The WNBA. Champions Of Diversity Are Somehow Not Happy.

What’s not conventional wisdom, even though it should be, is that racial resentment can still be found in professional sports. It just goes in the opposite direction. And nowhere is that more evident than the league that, until recently, no one ever talked about, much less watched: the WNBA.

By now you’ve probably seen the footage of Caitlin Clark, the former Iowa Hawkeyes player and now rookie on a team that we all just learned existed, called the Indiana Fever. In the footage Clark, who’s widely regarded as one of the greatest female athletes of all time, is assaulted on the court during a game on Saturday. She was hip-checked to the ground during the third quarter by Chicago Sky guard Chennedy Carter.
 

The WNBA player who appeared to call Caitlin Clark a "b*tch" and hammered her with a cheap shot is now liking tweets about how it was justified and she should do it again.

Chennedy Carter has zero remorse. These women simply hate Clark. pic.twitter.com/Bbs6oW912v

— David Hookstead (@dhookstead) June 1, 2024