DiJonai Carrington responds to Emmanuel Acho’s criticism of ‘white privilege’ post
"I would never use that term as a rhetorical weapon knowing the historical and social weight it holds."
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Two foul calls in Fever-Sky ensure WNBA conversation won’t be changing anytime soon
Get ready for a lot of people who don't really care about women's basketball to explain women's basketball to you.
WNBA official defends Christine Brennan: ‘most of our players have zero idea what real media exposure is’
"Frankly, our players just don’t get it."
Dallas Wings announcer shocked by DiJonai Carrington’s hair-pulling foul: ‘Whoa!’
"If she would've had extensions, it would've come off."
Angel Reese, Dijonai Carrington discuss possibility of WNBA strike amidst upcoming CBA negotiations
"I'm hearing if y'all don't give us what we want, we sitting out."
Caitlin Clark supports WNBA players’ stand against Christine Brennan
The WNBPA requested that the USA Today columnist's credentials be revoked after her line of questioning regarding a collision between Clark and DiJonai Carrington.
Can women’s sports fans survive the clickbait era?
Christine Brennan defends approach to Dijonai Carrington question
Reporters discuss Christine Brennan-DiJonai Carrington drama: ‘Her coverage has gone way beyond what is normal’
"The way she’s covering Caitlin Clark, you’re asking, 'Is she Caitlin Clark’s PR agent?'"
Christine Brennan defends DiJonai Carrington question in CNN interview: ‘I’d ask that question 100 times out of 100’
In an appearance on CNN with Jake Tapper, Christine Brennan defended herself from fierce criticism from the WNBA players association.
USA Today defends Christine Brennan after WNBA pushback: ‘Our mission is to report in an unbiased manner’
WNBA players’ union rips Christine Brennan, USA Today over ‘indecent’ baiting of DiJonai Carrington
"Instead of demonstrating the cornerstones of journalism ethics like integrity, objectivity, and a fundamental commitment to truth, you have chosen to be indecent and downright insincere."
LA Times headline criticized for implying DiJonai Carrington purposefully poked Caitlin Clark in eye
"Absolutely irresponsible headline."
Stephen A. Smith invokes Donald Trump while discussing racial aspect of Caitlin Clark controversies
"Make America Great Again. What have people interpreted that to mean? Make America White Again."
