Addressing Racism in Women's Basketball

racism. It started with Caitlin Clark and now it's me. Y'all see it. When white

players start hooping at a high level, suddenly we're cocky, deserve to get hit,

or we're too emotional. But let's be real, they just don't like seeing white girls

dominating their game. I've been elbowed, shoved, even had players whisper threats

during plays. And for what? Because I play hard? Because I won't back down? That's

not just physical that's targeted, that's hate. And I'm not staying quiet about it

anymore. If I get hit dirty...

I'm swinging back, period.

I did it before, and I'll do it again.

I'm not here to play victim, I'm here to compete.

But I'll never let anyone punk me

just because of the color of my skin.

If you think I'm supposed to just take it and smile,

you picked the wrong one.

And Caitlyn, she's been through the same BS,

we see the pattern,

and the league better start seeing it too.

If you don't stand for fairness now, when will you?

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