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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 4 outlets over 33h.
Newsweek · +3h Fox News · +29h New York Post · +33h Breitbart
Two-time WNBA champion and ex-Fever guard Sydney Colson is done with Sophie Cunningham attacking the transgender community.
Read at newsweek.com →This season, Cunningham has generated headlines for her off-the-court actions, particularly involving her opinions on transgender athletes.
Read at nypost.com →WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham answered an Athletic column calling for the Indiana Fever to let her walk this offseason with a two-word reply on her podcast: “Suck it.” The unrestricted free agent, who averaged fewer than eight points a game The post Sophie Cunningham Responds to Athletic Columnist…
Read at breitbart.com →Sophie Cunningham fired back at The Athletic's column urging the Indiana Fever to move on, as her co-host disputed its basketball arguments.
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