the organization and the WNBA" Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Sue Bird is calling out the racism permeating through the WNBA fandom — and defending Caitlin Clark amid ongoing ...
OL Reign forward Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird (right) after the NWSL Championship match at Snapdragon Stadium. Photo Credit: Imagn Gotham FC had the honor of being the first NWSL team to visit the ...
WNBA legend Sue Bird said the narrative that fellow players are jealous of Fever rookie Caitlin Clark started with her and Diana Taurasi’s interview on “SportsCenter” before the 2024 season.
WNBA legend Sue Bird made sure to separate Clark from the fans in question during a podcast appearance, specifying that those people aren't truly Clark supporters at all. Bird addressed the recent ...
In a powerful statement on her podcast “A Touch More,” former WNBA star Sue Bird has brought attention to the ongoing issue of racism within the league, particularly in the context of rising ...
If there’s anyone who’s able to comment on both sides of the debate, it’s Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe, who were not only world class athletes but very socially conscious as well. And they ...
WNBA legend Sue Bird stated that the origin of one of the league's most predominant anti-Caitlin Clark narratives began with an interview she and Diana Taurasi conducted. Aug 8, 2021; Saitama ...
WNBA legend Sue Bird doesn't believe the vitriol being leveled at the league's stars is a new phenomenon. "The things that have held back women's sports are racism, sexism and homophobia amongst ...
Former UConn star and WNBA legend Sue Bird spoke about Clark, and the various narratives that have emerged surrounding her on both social and traditional media, on her podcast, ‘A Touch More ...
In the most recent episode of “A Touch More,” WNBA legend Sue Bird and her partner, Megan Rapinoe, discussed Clark, with Bird opting not to simply tiptoe around the issue of racism and ...
Noa Dalzell is a senior writer covering the WNBA and all of women's basketball for SB Nation, as well as the Celtics for CelticsBlog. On a recent episode of A Touch More podcast, Sue Bird and ...
Sue Bird is calling out the racism permeating through the WNBA fandom — and defending Caitlin Clark amid ongoing discussions about fans slinging racist remarks towards the league’s Black players.