Enes Kanter Freedom And Royce White, Who Tried To Join WNBA, Are ‘Both Men,’ League Commissioner Tells Congress
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“The WNBA suddenly knows what a woman is?”
Loaded Language · “The WNBA suddenly knows what a woman is?”Why ›
The sarcastic rhetorical question 'suddenly knows what a woman is' mocks the WNBA and uses an emotive culture-war jab rather than conveying facts.5 paragraphs with no finding
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