Liberty to host Juneteenth virtual panel with Layshia Clarendon, Angela Yee, Rapsody
Among the many things the New York Liberty have exceled at over the years have been basketball, community service and wanting to be a…
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#WVotes2020: Skylar Diggins-Smith joins LeBron James’ ‘More Than a Vote’ organization
VOTE. Unfortunately, there are many forces at hand that want to ensure as few Black people vote in this election as possible. But with…
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Liberty’s Joe Tsai backs Black Lives Matter protests at Barclays Center
Joe Tsai, current owner of the New York Liberty gets it. James Dolan, previous owner of the Lib…not so much. Let’s focus on the…
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Natasha Cloud, Kristi Toliver, Renee Montgomery, Tiffany Hayes included in NBA conference call
While WNBA players appear to be closing in on a deal with the league to stage a 22-game season at the IMG Academy in…
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Las Vegas Aces ‘Hamby Heave’ nominated for 2020 ESPY Award
To this day if one shows this highlight to a Chicago sports fan, she or he is likely to use some more than colorful…
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Mystics announce 2020 tickets can be used for 2021 season
With all indications pointing to the likelihood that the WNBA will be sequestered at the IMG Academy in Florida for this upcoming season, fans…
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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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