What we are seeing as people attempt to protect Cailtin Clark is the harmful framing of women athletes as either fragile and in need of protection, while simultaneously characterizing other’s as too ...

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This is the first season since 2020 that the WNBA has no Black women in head coaching positions.

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Each time a WNBA opponent makes hard contact with Caitlin Clark, a familiar sequence of events typically follows. Over the past few weeks that sequence has consisted of a missed whistle, a viral clip, ...