Chocolate leboosies are jealous
Feels like they told Charles to chill them bitches out,,,,,
These are not business people , just silly spoiled girls who are being sparred having to turn to Only Fans as income
We talking about a sport that draws roughtly 6.5 k people per game and you finally have someone who can attract more than a few random lesbos and they cant get past the jealousy.....
I didn't know she wasn't a lesbian, and I think JuJu is much prettier
But assholes will be asholes as they try to define the world. Then again, they think the likes of Slow Joe, his freaky weird cabinet, AOC, the Squad, Schummer, Pelosi & Hollywood actually know how to micro manage the world, so they can't even get to first base in the political arena.
They're obtuse
Have the idiots ever heard about Candice Parker or Cheryl Swoops? They're part of the alphabet, black, and popular.
Many other WNBA are LGBTQ and popular, but they're white
Obtuse, race baiting ignorance, I hope it finally all backfires on them
Many other WNBA are LGBTQ and popular, but they're white
Obtuse, race baiting ignorance, I hope it finally all backfires on them
At the Cubs game this past Tuesday, Angel Reese threw out first pitch. She got a lotta luv. No one being racist to herI didn't know she wasn't a lesbian, and I think JuJu is much prettier
But assholes will be asholes as they try to define the world. Then again, they think the likes of Slow Joe, his freaky weird cabinet, AOC, the Squad, Schummer, Pelosi & Hollywood actually know how to micro manage the world, so they can't even get to first base in the political arena.
They're obtuse
The only place systemic racism exists is in the democratic party and the media. Redundant, I know
Yet they point fingers at everyone else, because we disagree with them on policy and solutions. They're too obtuse to realize their policies have failed
It's a double whammy jealousy
The 2 best players in the NBA are white.
The best woman player is white.
The 2 best players in the NBA are white.
The best woman player is white.
Well, Brianna Stewart is white, but she's not straight
The whole story...........
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin argued that "White privilege" and "pretty privilege" played a role in Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's popularity during the ABC talk show on Wednesday.
"I do think that there is a thing called pretty privilege. There is a thing called White privilege. There is a thing called tall privilege, and we have to acknowledge that, and so part of it is about race, because if you think about the Brittney Griners of the world, why did she have to go to play in Russia? Because they wouldn’t pay her," Hostin said, referring to the WNBA.
The co-hosts of "The View" were discussing former ESPN host Jemele Hill's argument that Clark owed much of her popularity to her race and sexuality. Hostin said earlier in the discussion she had no issue with Clark bringing the WNBA some much-needed attention.
"Now, Caitlin Clark is bringing this money, these sponsorships, we hope, into the league and other players will benefit from it. But I do think that she is more relatable to more people because she’s White, because she’s attractive, and unfortunately, there still is that stigma against the LGBTQ+ community. Seventy percent of the WNBA is Black. A third of the players are in the LGBTQ+ community and we have to do something about that stigma in this country. I think people have a problem with basketball playing women that are lesbians. Who cares? They are great athletes," she said.
Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin said she'd become a fan of the WNBA because Clark was "so fun to watch," adding that it had nothing to do with her skin color. Co-host Whoopi Goldberg argued that Hostin and herself have been trying to bring attention to the WNBA for years.
"These women are oftentimes equal if not better, sometimes, than the folks you’re watching," she added.
"Sometimes better than the guys!" Hostin added.
Clark rose to national prominence, particularly over the last two seasons, while playing at the University of Iowa. The all-time leading scorer in Division I NCAA women's basketball history, she led Iowa to consecutive appearances in the national championship game before getting drafted first overall this year by the Fever.
Goldberg pushed back on Hill's remarks and said Clark was getting attention because she was an excellent player.
"To have her reduced that way bothered me a lot because this is her record," Goldberg said, pointing to her note card. "Unless you can show me who’s got a better record than this, this is why she’s getting the attention she’s getting, because she’s a damn good player and doesn’t matter whether she’s straight or gay, ain’t nobody crying when she’s making those balls."
Hill, in a comment to the Los Angeles Times, also called out brands like Nike for not sponsoring more diverse players. Clark signed a $28 million deal with the brand after she graduated from the University of Iowa.
"Black women are often erased from the picture," Hill said. "There’s plenty of room to highlight and celebrate Caitlin Clark’s popularity while also discussing ways in which to not erase Black women from a league that they have built and continue to build."
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin argued that "White privilege" and "pretty privilege" played a role in Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's popularity during the ABC talk show on Wednesday.
"I do think that there is a thing called pretty privilege. There is a thing called White privilege. There is a thing called tall privilege, and we have to acknowledge that, and so part of it is about race, because if you think about the Brittney Griners of the world, why did she have to go to play in Russia? Because they wouldn’t pay her," Hostin said, referring to the WNBA.
The co-hosts of "The View" were discussing former ESPN host Jemele Hill's argument that Clark owed much of her popularity to her race and sexuality. Hostin said earlier in the discussion she had no issue with Clark bringing the WNBA some much-needed attention.
"Now, Caitlin Clark is bringing this money, these sponsorships, we hope, into the league and other players will benefit from it. But I do think that she is more relatable to more people because she’s White, because she’s attractive, and unfortunately, there still is that stigma against the LGBTQ+ community. Seventy percent of the WNBA is Black. A third of the players are in the LGBTQ+ community and we have to do something about that stigma in this country. I think people have a problem with basketball playing women that are lesbians. Who cares? They are great athletes," she said.
Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin said she'd become a fan of the WNBA because Clark was "so fun to watch," adding that it had nothing to do with her skin color. Co-host Whoopi Goldberg argued that Hostin and herself have been trying to bring attention to the WNBA for years.
"These women are oftentimes equal if not better, sometimes, than the folks you’re watching," she added.
"Sometimes better than the guys!" Hostin added.
Clark rose to national prominence, particularly over the last two seasons, while playing at the University of Iowa. The all-time leading scorer in Division I NCAA women's basketball history, she led Iowa to consecutive appearances in the national championship game before getting drafted first overall this year by the Fever.
Goldberg pushed back on Hill's remarks and said Clark was getting attention because she was an excellent player.
"To have her reduced that way bothered me a lot because this is her record," Goldberg said, pointing to her note card. "Unless you can show me who’s got a better record than this, this is why she’s getting the attention she’s getting, because she’s a damn good player and doesn’t matter whether she’s straight or gay, ain’t nobody crying when she’s making those balls."
Hill, in a comment to the Los Angeles Times, also called out brands like Nike for not sponsoring more diverse players. Clark signed a $28 million deal with the brand after she graduated from the University of Iowa.
"Black women are often erased from the picture," Hill said. "There’s plenty of room to highlight and celebrate Caitlin Clark’s popularity while also discussing ways in which to not erase Black women from a league that they have built and continue to build."
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sure it is...you guys are triggered by so many things. Almost all threads devolve to the following.
Immigrants, Non Christians ,Liberals, The media, Joe Biden , Labron , the Deep State, Trannies/gays , "Elections'' and even what a washed up Whoppi Goldberg and Co. say on afternoon television...
Skipping far-out conspiracy all together but that's whole other subject of where things degenerate usually.
No thread is immune.
The problem is these positions become main st, and they're absolutely an extension of the democratic party
Our news is choreographed, as are the debates, debate questions... the whole narrative an extension of the democratic propaganda machine.
This week, Slow Joe gives a divisive commencement address, and the media revs up their race baiting attacks. It's not an innocent consequence. It's their politics
I can look it later if no one knows but what percentage of crowds at BeaverBall games are Black?
What percentage of crowd is paying full price for a ticket?
What does the Pedotus think of it all
x.com
Women in sports continue to push new boundaries and inspire us all. But right now we're seeing that even if you're the best, women are not paid their fair share. It’s time that we give our daughters the same opportunities as our sons and ensure women are paid what they deserve.
Literally LaBoozie type comments......lets pay them more on one hand then on another lets make them compete against men
What percentage of crowd is paying full price for a ticket?
What does the Pedotus think of it all
x.com
x.com
Women in sports continue to push new boundaries and inspire us all. But right now we're seeing that even if you're the best, women are not paid their fair share. It’s time that we give our daughters the same opportunities as our sons and ensure women are paid what they deserve.
Literally LaBoozie type comments......lets pay them more on one hand then on another lets make them compete against men
Nah. Being that you're just not very bright, and you're a flaming libtard means that your take isn't even close to the truth. I repeat, me pointing out the absolute ridiculousness and stupidity of the libtards in the news is never me being triggered, you can lie about it all you want, it's what libtards do.
