Natasha Cloud lands deal to become first woman athlete signed to Converse
Even with no basketball being played, Natasha Cloud of the defending WNBA champion Washington Mystics is as much of one off the court as…
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Column: It is time to fearlessly combat racism and sexism – on and off the court
One of the most common lexicons we hear in our human vernacular is “A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand.” Well…what if that house…
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Natasha Cloud calls out athlete silence in Players’ Tribune article
A notable Washington Mystic is tired as are all of us of the constant and consistent mistreatment of Black people in spite of all…
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Report: WNBA considering Florida or Las Vegas for 2020 season
With sports slowly, but surely (but safely?) returning to our television screens and states gradually opening back up for business, the evidence is becoming…
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Lynx and Timberwolves to partner with The Minneapolis Foundation in addressing racism, injustice
Minnesota – the very state in which George Floyd was killed in at the hands of Minneapolis police has become the epicenter of the…
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Sabrina Ionescu named Female Amateur Athlete of the Year at Oregon Sports Awards
Newsflash – that Sabrina Ionescu is pretty good. This award goes to the outstanding male and female amateur athletes with a state of Oregon…
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Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony postponed
Go away, corona. Just go away and never come back. While the main topic on everyone’s minds is addressing systemic racism, we may have…
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Katie Lou Samuelson shares struggles with mental health in ESPN piece
Sometimes, the toughest battle an athlete can fight is not against an opponent, or balancing life as a human being and athlete or handling…
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Maya Moore announced as finalist for ESPN’s Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award
A winner at basketball and a winner at life, one of the WNBA’s all-time greats is up for what is consider a major sports…
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Las Vegas Aces bring back Carolyn Swords, waive two other players
Well….that was a short “retirement” for WNBA veteran Carolyn Swords. A few months ago, she announced her retirement from basketball, but would be remaining…
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