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(This post was last modified: 4 hours ago by C C.)
Seriously, it's getting so crazy that you have to wonder if the violent game incidents, verbal exchanges, sloppy officiating, ignoring of rules, and outrageous administrative statements and coaching comments are choreographed. ..... RELATED: The head coach soap opera at the Indiana Fever continues
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DiJonai Carrington face smack, eye slap has WNBA fans fuming days after Sophie Cunningham foul controversy
https://nypost.com/2026/08/13/sports/dij...ntroversy/
DiJonai Carrington has a fan removed from a WNBA game after a complaint and he returned after it was deemed unfounded
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/d...r-AA2a8nyH
WNBA urged to discipline DiJonai Carrington for 'dangerous' behavior
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/wnba-u...00060.html
Black Conservative Perspective
https://youtu.be/IIi7j-NX8Ag
VIDEO EXCERPTS: Here's the thing. Why is DiJonai Carrington even in this game? This all could have been avoided if the league suspended her as they should have for the flagrant foul against Sophie Cunningham. But no, that never happened. Also, the league never did anything about the posting on social media after she was ejected. That's against WNBA policy. She broke a rule. But guess what? No suspension, no fine, nothing. What kind of message does the WNBA continue to send? Why do they have rules?
[...] Women are 51% of the population. We need to start acting like it. Boycott the WNBA. They don't know what a woman is. They don't know how to protect women in girls sports, in the WNBA. That W stands for woman, not trans. That starts with a T. Woman. Y'all don't know what that is. Boycott them.
Our girls deserve fairness in this sports and in the locker room. And I'm just having it really up to here with the WNBA and the cowardice and every [ __ ] WNBA player that says, "Oh, I don't mind a trans on the team with me." You're [ __ ] lying. You haven't had it. You haven't experienced having a male in the locker room with you. I have. It is [ __ ] demeaning. It crosses our boundaries. It disregards our privacy and what we actually want as women. [ __ ] the WNBA and any other sports league that allows men to play with women. Boycott them.
[...] Now again, what could this individual have possibly said to cause her to have him kicked out? I personally think that he was targeted because he was white. Is that how this works? I think he was targeted because he's white. My only evidence for that is that we've seen some of these players repeatedly demonstrate they are racist, right?
And again, he's white and he's sitting courtside, and the claim was unfounded [they let him return]. So why did she have him kicked out? Is this what fans are going to be subject to when watching the WNBA? If you're a white man and you're too close to the court, and one of these angry Black lesbians gets upset or mad that you're there, then the officials will have you kicked out for no reason? Because that's what seems to have happened there.
https://youtu.be/IIi7j-NX8Ag
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/IIi7j-NX8Ag
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DiJonai Carrington face smack, eye slap has WNBA fans fuming days after Sophie Cunningham foul controversy
https://nypost.com/2026/08/13/sports/dij...ntroversy/
DiJonai Carrington has a fan removed from a WNBA game after a complaint and he returned after it was deemed unfounded
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/d...r-AA2a8nyH
WNBA urged to discipline DiJonai Carrington for 'dangerous' behavior
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/wnba-u...00060.html
Black Conservative Perspective
https://youtu.be/IIi7j-NX8Ag
VIDEO EXCERPTS: Here's the thing. Why is DiJonai Carrington even in this game? This all could have been avoided if the league suspended her as they should have for the flagrant foul against Sophie Cunningham. But no, that never happened. Also, the league never did anything about the posting on social media after she was ejected. That's against WNBA policy. She broke a rule. But guess what? No suspension, no fine, nothing. What kind of message does the WNBA continue to send? Why do they have rules?
[...] Women are 51% of the population. We need to start acting like it. Boycott the WNBA. They don't know what a woman is. They don't know how to protect women in girls sports, in the WNBA. That W stands for woman, not trans. That starts with a T. Woman. Y'all don't know what that is. Boycott them.
Our girls deserve fairness in this sports and in the locker room. And I'm just having it really up to here with the WNBA and the cowardice and every [ __ ] WNBA player that says, "Oh, I don't mind a trans on the team with me." You're [ __ ] lying. You haven't had it. You haven't experienced having a male in the locker room with you. I have. It is [ __ ] demeaning. It crosses our boundaries. It disregards our privacy and what we actually want as women. [ __ ] the WNBA and any other sports league that allows men to play with women. Boycott them.
[...] Now again, what could this individual have possibly said to cause her to have him kicked out? I personally think that he was targeted because he was white. Is that how this works? I think he was targeted because he's white. My only evidence for that is that we've seen some of these players repeatedly demonstrate they are racist, right?
And again, he's white and he's sitting courtside, and the claim was unfounded [they let him return]. So why did she have him kicked out? Is this what fans are going to be subject to when watching the WNBA? If you're a white man and you're too close to the court, and one of these angry Black lesbians gets upset or mad that you're there, then the officials will have you kicked out for no reason? Because that's what seems to have happened there.
https://youtu.be/IIi7j-NX8Ag