Angel Reese hate crime hoaxes are undermining the WNBA
A Reese fan on X decided that this was racist, and Reese approvingly shared the sentiment. Brondello has been in the league as a player or coach since before Reese was born and won two championships as a coach. Overnight, she was smeared as a racist by Reese and suspended by the WNBA, despite offering two apologies that were far more sincere than they should have been.
- ▪A Reese fan on X decided that this was racist, and Reese approvingly shared the sentiment.
- ▪Brondello has been in the league as a player or coach since before Reese was born and won two championships as a coach.
- ▪Overnight, she was smeared as a racist by Reese and suspended by the WNBA, despite offering two apologies that were far more sincere than they should have been.
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The WNBA has finally built momentum among viewers, and yet the hate crime hoaxes that always seem to follow Angel Reese around are undermining the progress the league has made.After a soft foul call that sent Reese to the free-throw line in a game against the Toronto Tempo, Tempo coach Sandy Brondello was heard on a hot microphone calling Reese a “protected species” to a referee. A Reese fan on X decided that this was racist, and Reese approvingly shared the sentiment. Brondello has been in the league as a player or coach since before Reese was born and won two championships as a coach. Overnight, she was smeared as a racist by Reese and suspended by the WNBA, despite offering two apologies that were far more sincere than they should have been.
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