@Dbow500 Join the club. I got 4 years for talking shit to my ex because she's Black and I'm white. Literally all she had to say is "what he said to me.... I need a therapist".
Now I'm homeless and jobless. Lost my animals.
@LightOnLiberty I got 4 years in prison for talking shit to my ex. She's Black. Literally for talking shit when she did something awful to my friend Ella that I introduced her to. She liked blatantly under oath..... Judge didn't care that I've never been in trouble my entire life.
@letstalkksports If you only knew how the legal system destroys us straight white men these days. I'm documenting it right now.
I got a 4 year prison sentence for talking shit to my ex because she's Black and bisexual and I'm a straight white guy.
🚨🚨🚨LET’S SAY THE PART NOBODY WANTS TO SAY: THEY HATE CAITLIN CLARK BECAUSE SHE’S WHITE, STRAIGHT — AND SHE BECAME BIGGER THAN THEIR ENTIRE WNBA ESTABLISHMENT🚨🚨🚨
I see a PATTERN in the WNBA, and I’m going to say exactly what I believe it is:
When a white player becomes too popular, too successful, and starts receiving more attention than the league’s established Black stars, suddenly there’s a problem.
Diana Taurasi got it🛑
Sabrina Ionescu got it🛑
Caitlin Clark is getting it on STEROIDS🎯🎯
And now watch how Sophie Cunningham is treated simply for standing beside Caitlin and refusing to play the game.
At some point, STOP CALLING EVERYTHING A COINCIDENCE🤡🤡
My argument isn’t that every Black or gay player thinks this way. That’s ridiculous.
My argument is that there is a segment of WNBA players, former players, media and fans who appear perfectly comfortable with diversity until the white, straight woman becomes the biggest star in the room.
Then suddenly we’re talking about:
“She hasn’t earned it.”
“She’s overhyped.”
“Her fans are the problem.”
“She needs to speak out.”
“She needs to respect the veterans.”
“She isn’t the face of OUR league.”
Interesting.
Because when Black stars dominate the attention, nobody demands they apologize for being popular.
Nobody asks them to answer for every lunatic in their fan base.
Nobody treats their success like some existential threat to the league’s identity.
But Caitlin Clark walked through the door and became a GLOBAL phenomenon without asking the WNBA establishment for permission.
THAT’S WHAT I BELIEVE THEY CAN’T STAND.
And instead of admitting that resentment exists, we’ve spent three years hearing the same convenient explanation:
“It’s her fans.”
Bullshit.
Bad fans exist EVERYWHERE.
Racism exists EVERYWHERE.
Harassment exists in EVERY fan base.
So either hold Angel Reese, A’ja Wilson and everybody else responsible for their worst supporters too…
OR STOP MAKING CAITLIN CLARK RESPONSIBLE FOR HERS.
You don’t get equality by changing the rules depending on the race or sexuality of the person standing in front of you.
🔥 If your definition of diversity stops the moment a white, straight woman becomes the biggest star in the league, you never wanted diversity. You wanted control🎤🎤🎤🎤@WNBA@espn@jasonwhitlock@stephenasmith@CWilliamson44