WNBA Investigating Reports of Racial Slurs Directed Towards Angel Reese
- The WNBA is investigating racial slurs directed at Angel Reese during the Chicago Sky's 93-58 loss to the Indiana Fever on Saturday in Indiana.
- The incident involved inappropriate fan conduct, and it remains unclear exactly when the comments were made during the game.
- The Fever are cooperating with the WNBA on the investigation, while the Sky's president Adam Fox welcomed the league's inquiry to protect players.
- Reese posted 12 points and 17 rebounds during the game, while the WNBA stated that racism has no place in the league or society and launched the 'No Space for Hate' platform this season.
- The investigation marks the league's first test under its anti-racism measures and could influence actions to ensure a safer environment for all players.
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Angel Reese Breaks Silence with Surprising Praise for WNBA Amid Investigation
Angel Reese broke her silence after the Chicago Sky’s Saturday loss to the Indiana Fever on opening day, amid the WNBA’s investigation into alleged racial comments made by a fan.Reese spoke to the media and provided praise for the WNBA and how they have supported her through this process.“Obviously, there’s no place in this league for that,” Reese said to the media during practice on May 20. “I think the WNBA, our team, our organization has done…


Angel Reese grateful for support from WNBA, Sky
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese thanked the WNBA and her team for their support as an investigation into verbal abuse directed at the 23-year-old during Saturday's loss to the Indiana Fever.


ESPN and the WNBA Are Trying to Stir a Racism Controversy After Caitlin Clark Humiliated Angel Reese
Have you guys noticed it, too? It’s hard to define, but let’s call it the “Bubba/Smollett Paradox” and it goes something like this: Despite fervent outcries from the left that […] The post ESPN and the WNBA Are Trying to Stir a Racism Controversy After Caitlin Clark Humiliated Angel Reese appeared first on The Western Journal.
Caitlin Clark Says 'There's No Place' for Hateful Comments amid WNBA Investigation
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark opened up about the WNBA's investigation into allegations of hateful fan comments made during Saturday's game between her team and Angel Reese's Chicago Sky.
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