Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter calls the suit meritless, saying ejection followed Freedom standing, gesturing at a player, and stepping toward the court in breach of fan rules. The case highlights tensions over free speech and eligibility debates in women's sports.
Freedom filed a federal lawsuit on September 3 against the Chicago Sky, Wintrust Arena operators, and the City of Chicago, claiming his First Amendment rights were violated during an August 23 game against the Indiana Fever.
@ProphetXHoops Sounds like me when I think I’m in the slowest line at the grocery so I decide to switch lines. My new line becomes a standstill and my old line flies right through! 🤦♀️
@CypherSacha Sound arguments. Now, what does Russia figure in? And who will be first to set up a base on the moon bc that is the next level of Monroe Doctrine for sure!
@CeciliaKy@ViQueenie I did too!! And then at Georgetown also! How have we never talked about this before?? My mom had also played it since she was in HS.
@MMalagies I need you to meet my daughter! She prays that God will send her the man that He has picked out for her. Your values and love for Christ mixed with sweet countenance reminds me so much of her! (She’s 21, college grad, headed into ministry and beautiful inside and out 🥰)
@CoffindafferFBI I wholeheartedly agree! Reminds me of something that @DaveStone920 said in his message this past week. “When we are born, we look like our parents. When we die, we look like our decisions. “