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The Connecticut Sun are Honoring Indigenous Culture Without Caricaturing It
The Mohegan-owned Connecticut Sun are honoring their culture with a new alternate jersey for this upcoming WNBA season.
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Kelly Loeffler’s WNBA Ownership Stake Undermines Everything The League Says It’s About
WNBA players spoke out this year, including against incumbent Senator — and Atlanta Dream co-owner — Kelly Loeffler.
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Sue Wicks, the First Out WNBA Player, on the Activism of the League
Sue Wicks, the first openly gay player in the WNBA, speaks about activism, the commercialization of movements, and women's sports.