Culture wars plague WNBA discourse. Can next commissioner return focus to basketball?
Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter had a sinking feeling after he learned that former NBA player turned WNBA agitator Enes Kanter Freedom’s manager alerted the Sky he would attend the team’s Aug. 23 game against the Indiana Fever. “This isn’t the kind of thing you say when you’re just coming to watch a basketball game,” Alter said. He was proven right. Kanter sat courtside wearing a shirt that read “Woman noun adult human female” to display his stance opposing transgender participation in sports, v
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Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter had a sinking feeling after he learned that former NBA player turned WNBA agitator Enes Kanter Freedom’s manager alerted the Sky he would attend the team’s Aug. 23 game against the Indiana Fever. “This isn’t the kind of thing you say when you’re just coming to watch a basketball game,” Alter said. He was proven right. Kanter sat courtside wearing a shirt that read “Woman noun adult human female” to display his stance opposing transgender participation in sports, v