Wall Street Journal Article Alleges Caitlin Clark's Civil Rights May Have Been Violated

Written by Alberta Parish

A former White House adviser who worked for the Trump administration has recently penned a piece in the Wall Street Journal urging an investigation into the possible civil rights' violation of Indiana Fever's star guard Caitlin Clark, alleging that she has been the target of harassment and a hostile work environment through excessive fouling, targeting, and hostile comments from players and owners. The article is a good indicator that not only are black players under attack or threat of federal civil rights' violations probes before Congress, but the grounds gained in CBA negotiations could easily disintegrate leading to an immiment lockout by WNBA owners in the 2026 season. 

At this point, every black American living in the United States knows that we are under a Trump regime who has an agenda to wipe out black history, the Department of Education, Medicaid, and multiple other government-funded programs designed to help the poor no matter the skin color. Much of the federal spending cuts have negatively impacted white Americans at a much higher rate than other groups. Additionally, there is rising inflation in the price of groceries, gas, medicine, and household goods. 

While the Trump administration continues to bully the American people with rising inflation, federal spending cuts and the obliteration of black landmarks, Sean McLean chose to spend his time issuing a referendum to WNBA players (mainly the black players) telling them that you have possibly violated Ms. Clark's civil rights, and the Department of Justice may have enough evidence to hold you liability for creating a hostile work environment for Caitlin Clark. While the country is in a political and social upheaval, McLean chose to spend what little time he has messing with women in the W about an exaggerated hostile work environment for Clark. 

Should Clark ever become politicized by the Trump administration, it will possibly be the last nail driven in the coffin to shut the lid on the WNBA. I don't think the league will survive four years of the Department of Justice raining down hell's fury over exaggerated claims that a white player is being targeted due to her race. And if the league by some chance do survive, and change the rules to allow Caitlin Clark to not be defended on or off the ball, then what is good for the goose is also good for the gander. Furthermore, multiple other players can also claim their civil rights have been violated by false accusations of racism, which led to a hostile work environment as well as online threats from her fans.

What has Trump chosen to do since the 8 months he has been in the White House?

1. Given ultra-wealthy billionaires and the rich locked-in tax cuts. Thereby, redistributing money from the bottom to the top 1%.
2. Cut spending in housing, SNAP programs, Medicaid, and other federally-funded programs designed to help the poor and working class.
3. Remove black landmarks.
4. Cut spending in the Department of Education.
5. Sued law firms who have prosecuted him in the past for various felonies, many of which he received convictions.
6. Cut thousands of federal government jobs, many of which were essential jobs.

I think this list will suffice. 

Trump has done enough damage to be brought before Congress on articles of impeachment. Since House Representative Al Green filed articles of impeachment against Donald J. Trump, there has been radio silence That silence has been deafening. 

Why a former White House adviser to Donald Trump chose to make a public declaration before the end of the WNBA season while players and owners have not reached an agreement in CBA negotiations is really bad timing. However, this was the first shot taken against the WNBA. It will be interesting to see how the league responds. 

Why More Than Ever Caitlin Clark Should Stand Up for Black Women in the WNBA?

Written by Alberta Parish

Aari McDonald, Caitlin Clark
& Natasha Howard

Former White House adviser Sean McLean recently penned a piece in the Wall Street Journal calling for the federal government to protect Caitlin Clark from harassment and a hostile work environment in the WNBA.

McLean claims "the league has fostered a hostile workplace for Ms. Clark through excessive fouling, targeting, and hostile comments from other players and owners.”

Clark has yet to respond to these claims. 

This is the time where Clark could stand up for black women in the WNBA. However, based on her previous track record, that will probably never happen. Don't expect Clark to make a public statement regarding the Wall Street Journal article. If she does, that's wonderful! 

Clark who has been plagued with injuries this season has missed over half the team's games, and will not be expected to return to the starting lineup until late August. 

What many Caitlin Clark fans and supporters are doing by continuing to push the narrative that WNBA players are targeting and harassing Clark is helping to perpetuate a toxic environment for all players and owners. Pushing false narratives around Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese also causes more harm to these players and their teams. The false narratives that Clark's fans continue to spin is also making her look weak. 

In the media, Clark's image has taken a beating since before the all-star break. This latest Wall Street Journal article only exacerbates an already rough situation for Clark. After all, many black players in the league including her black teammates who actually likes her are the ones who are taking a beating in the press as well as social media. 

Whether Clark cares or not, that's not up for me to decide because I don't know what's in her heart. Despite what I think about Clark as a person, there are black players in the league who genuinely likes her as a person. This doesn't mean they're all best friends.

The false narratives that many Caitlin Clark fans continue to push is really disgusting and ridiculous, as they do not have a front row seat into these players' personal lives. Neither are they privy to these secret meetings behind closed doors. 

Caitlin Clark is not a damsel in distress who needs saving. The best thing Clark can do is:

• Work with a trainer during the offseason to help strengthen her quad and groin muscles.
• Improve her floaters and mid-range jumpers.
• Work on lateral movement.

The WNBA has been a cesspool of racism and sexism, and I don't think there's anything the league can do to change it. However, players can make it very uncomfortable for those fans who are out of pocket with their racism and sexism.

The Economic Exploitation of WNBA Players & Wage Earners by the Ultra-Wealthy

Written by Alberta Parish 

Today, I took the liberty of purchasing a "Pay Us What You Owe Us" T-shirt in support of myself and my colleagues whom the billionaire tycoons have grossly underpaid. Pay WNBA players what you owe them, and meanwhile, these billionaires need to also pay the rest of America what they owe us.

If these women had to work a regular job like myself and my colleagues, I don't think they'd be able to make it. This generation is a lot different from my generation. A young lady who was hired less than a month ago quit on Monday after being told she wasn't doing her job, and they were watching her on camera not doing her job. Although it was true, she quit! 

Unfortunately, wealthy corporations and their rich shareholders have used and exploited much of my generation. WNBA players don't want to be used and exploited for profit just like I don't. The only reason for corporations and individuals having accumulated billions of dollars has less to do with hard work, and more to do with exploitation and greed. 

Now, that my entire generation has been economically exploited, and are now at the age where they can't work excessive hours on the job due to battling sickness and other illnesses, another billionaire cutthroat inside the Oval Office have made their lives much more difficult by the signing of the Big "UGLY" Bill.

A lot of people are going to Hell if there is a just and righteous God, which I believe there is. 

I purchased the "Pay Us What You Owe Us" T-shirt from Amazon for $15.24, and plan on wearing it at work. I want a member of management to say something to me about my shirt. It'll be the perfect time.

Although many older people are still in the workforce, people in their 50s and 60s shouldn't have to work on anybody's job just to survive unless they absolutely want to do that. People in my age group shouldn't have to be forced to come out of retirement just to survive. This is the sign of a bad economy, and also a sign that these billionaires are not only exploiting the population but are making everything so expensive until people have no choice but to work like slaves until they are literally dead. 

My generation was greatly exploited by the ultra-wealthy sociopaths that currently run our government and society. Right now, Generation Z are looking around at this system, and many of them have had it with this bullshit. Many of them had to raise themselves because their Gen X and Y parents were always at work! Many Gen Z are looking at other alternatives to make money. Many of them are opting out of a regular 9 to 5, especially if they have talent. 

Generation Y and Z are built different than my generation. Gen X went to work, and were treated like absolute pure trash only earning $5.25 in minimum wages in the early 1990s! They worked the literal shit out of Generation X. I really do believe that some of these people would die before they allow this government to put us back in slavery. 

Today, Gen Y and Z are killing people in record numbers, and they don't care about your life if you are trying to harm them in any way. 

People in government really need to reevaluate themselves, and reevaluate what it means to truly represent the best interest of their constituents whom they have abandoned during this Trump administration. And believe when I say, there will come a price for the abandonment of the working class citizens. 

In addition, unless they're planning on locking up and deporting every single black and brown person in America, that might be the only way they can impose slavery again. Chattel slavery, that is. We are economic slaves, and the price of doing business is not feasible for the working class.

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Cloutchasing Caitlin Clark by the New Media

Written by Alberta Parish 

Angel Reese giving
Caitlin Clark the ring finger 

The first tell-tale sign, blatantly obvious sign that I did not show up to Iowa City on February 15, 2024 to see Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes solely as a member of the press or a journalist was that I never sought press credentials at any given time for that event although a fan later suggested that next time I should apply for press credentials. She believed that I was a journalist in Iowa City on February 15, 2024 to cover Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes, and the city. I did write an article on my trip to Iowa City but not as a journalist. Prior to that, people knew of my body of work regarding articles and reviews I'd written about Caitlin Clark and Iowa Hawkeye games. So naturally, they'd assume that I was a member of the press or a journalist. Maybe, that was the reason Caitlin's brother Colin came running up the stairs after the Michigan vs. Iowa game to meet me. It also happened to be the same day Caitlin became the new NCAA all-time leading scorer. But unbeknownst to me around that same time is that many content creators were actually getting huge pay days cloutchasing and grifting off Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes. Many content creators on X, YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, etc. made their living cloutchasing the growing popularity and game of Caitlin Clark around the same time that I began following Clark's career at Iowa. My intentions were simple: learn what I can about the game and the players. So, I started watching NCAA women's hoops because of Caitlin Clark. The grifters and sycophants who had been following the Iowa Hawkeyes had become a staple of Carver-Hawkeye Arena long before my arrival on the 15th of February 2024. I entered the world of women's basketball not really knowing the cloutchasing business, and make no mistake, it is a business. This is how brand new I was to NCAA women's basketball, and the "new media" cloutchasing business surrounding Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, the NCAAW, and women's sports.  

As a former true fan of Caitlin Clark, I never sold my soul to cloutchase Caitlin, nor the NCAA, nor the WNBA. Every post and article written about Clark and the Hawkeyes was genuine to the best of my knowledge at that time.

The cloutchasing business is brutal, and I never started watching women's basketball to cloutchase any one of these players. Her fans truly assumed that I was a journalist in Iowa City to write a story on Caitlin Clark. I did write an article when she became the new NCAA all-leading scorer on the 15th of February 2024 but not to cloutchase, as I've never made a single dime, nickel or penny from cloutchasing Caitlin Clark or the W. I have it on good authority that fans including Caitlin Clark and her team never truly believed that I was a true fan. I think her fans' perceived opinions about me dominated what they truly felt about me in the end. The cloutchasing grifters are always going to tell you everything you want to hear, and stroke your ego. They're going to compromise their principles for the next great hit for social media clout. Even if you thought I was cloutchasing, or in it for a quick money grab since you know I'm a writer, the quickest thing would be is to do a simple background check. If you had done your due diligence, then you would've quickly concluded that I'm not a member of any press or media group. But I am an author, a blogger, and have written several books. Everything from the way that I was treated by the online WBB community (from the cloutchasing grifters to the die-hard fans) explains why so many of you went out of your way to ostracize me, and try and destroy my reputation in that space. I did not enter the WBB space for the sole purpose to cloutchase and grift. But many did enter this space for nefarious reasons, which have nothing to do with being true fans of women's basketball.

Multiple well-known content creators in the women's basketball online community made deals to produce fake and biased narratives surrounding WNBA players as well as the fake Caitlin--Angel beef, which has gotten old as Caitlin's shooting percentages are in a downward spiral, and Angel Reese's game has elevated. Reese seems to be more at the top of her game this season while your favorite superhero Caitlin Clark continues to battle injury after injury, which are questionable.

If you want to accuse me of cloutchasing Caitlin Clark, do your research and report on the facts. Too many of you are so used to producing fake narratives about these players to make a few dollars until you believe everyone's doing the same things you're doing for a pay check. But not everyone has sold their soul to media networks to produce biased and fake content for clickbait, likes, views, and ratings.

I still can start producing biased and false narratives about the W and its players. I'm not above reproach. If I did, it would be a quick money grab like a book on Caitlin Clark's rise to superstardom, or something like that. But stay tuned. You never know what I will do.

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The Only Reason Caitlin Clark's Popular Is Because She's White

Written by Alberta Parish 

Perhaps, it's time to say the quiet part out loud. Caitlin Clark is not a generational talent. Perhaps, her whiteness isn't enough to make her a generational talent. 

Her shooting percentages have been abysmal from the field and three-point range. Her offense is limited, and she is a defensive liability. On top of the alleged injuries, some of her superpowers have seemed to wane. In college, she looked very good against lesser talent. In the WNBA, the Iowa superstar has struggled to meet expectations while Angel Reese has elevated her game and status.

The online abuse and mistreatment suffered by Angel Reese has made her mentally stronger. In the face of consistent online criticism, she has accelerated in her craft, and has gone above expectations. No amount of complaining about the referees Caitlin or her brother Colin Clark has done explains away her atrocious shooting percentages from the field and 3-point range this season. She should feel embarrassed because her game is pure trash, and she can't really deal with the physicality of the league. 

All of Caitlin's antics, and all of her fans' antics have caught up with her. Ostracizing me and other people in the online WBB space who don't worship Caitlin Clark has also had a negative impact on her season. The Fever is not going to win a championship with her. I doubt if the Fever ever will. This is not a championship roster, and DeWanna Bonner knew it from the start of the season. Caitlin should not have had DB benched. That was trifling, and it was weak. Caitlin should have added arsenals to her game during the offseason. She's limited in offense, and she is trash on defense. 

Caitlin's problem is a spiritual problem, which has bled over into her season with her low shooting percentages, and all of her alleged injuries. For two years, her fans have essentially tormented Angel Reese. Clarkies trashed Angel's game, and her appearance for two straight years. Everything Caitlin's fans have done to hurt Angel, you can see it reflected in what's happening to Caitlin Clark. Clarkies tried to ensure Angel wouldn't be a part of this year's All-Star game, but y'all superhero Caitlin is now coaching the All-Star game from the sidelines. She also didn't want to be further embarrassed in the 3 PT contest. Yet, y'all see her at the All-Star game as a coach. I don't think she really wanted to play in the All-Star game because she's hiding. Her mental health is taking a beating due to her poor performance from 3-point range, and from the field.

The Fever should not allow Caitlin Clark to return to the starting lineup this year. She is not ready for the WNBA. 

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Caitlin Clark Caught Partying with Her Brother & Boyfriend After Feigning Another Injury to Avoid Competition All-Star Weekend?

Written by Alberta Parish 

Aliyah Boston taking the beer
out of Caitlin Clark's hand

I watched the Twitch WNBA All-Star party where Aliyah Boston tried to take the beer out of Caitlin's hand. There are a great deal of things about Caitlin that the public is unaware of, as she is surrounded by enablers, which includes those in her inner circle who obviously protects her and her public image. 

On Thursday, Clark wrote a lengthy letter expressing her disappointment in not being able to play in the All-Star game, and take part in the 3-point contest. I'm not surprised that Caitlin's faked another injury to get out of playing in the All-Star game, and avoid the 3-point contest. She's embarrassed. Her shooting percentages have dropped. She has been a turnover machine. She obviously is struggling mentally to cope with a failed season, as it appears the Indiana Fever is a long way from winning a championship. She watches social media, and is self-conscious of her image. In fact, she's overly concerned about her public image. She doesn't want to lose the fans' support. She pretty much lives to receive the support of her fans, and the worship she receives from them is like a drug, which she has come to rely upon. More than anything, her problem this year has been a spiritual problem, which has bled over into her game. 

Hopefully, Caitlin Clark can find some help to cope with her emotional problems. All the enablers around her including her boyfriend aren't doing her any favors. Her sycophant and narcissistic fans are also part of the problem, as they have not held Caitlin accountable for anything. 

If Caitlin does not play another game this season, I will not feel bad for her because she should have done the work in the offseason to make sure her body was WNBA-ready. 

On Thursday, CBA negotiations between the WNBPA and the WNBA failed to reach resolutions and, therefore, players could be facing a lockout by owners in 2026. The WNBA is not guaranteed to survive another year. Hopefully, the season resumes without a hiccup. But if it doesn't, I will still be around. I guess. 

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The Impact of White Privilege on the Popularity of Caitlin Clark

Written by Alberta Parish 

Angel Reese & Caitlin Clark 

As an athlete who has benefitted from white privilege, Caitlin Clark currently sits at the top of the pyramid in the world of the WNBA, as she struggles against the physicality of a league dominated by African American women. This season, Caitlin Clark's shooting percentages have been atrocious even as she has recently received an ESPY WNBA Player of the Year award while missing half her games due to injuries. She has failed to live up to her superstar status while another superstar Angel Reese has elevated her status. How I came to know of these two superstars was really a fluke. ESPN featuring highlights of the Iowa vs. LSU game, and White America in conjunction with social media descended upon Angel Reese for giving a white woman the ring finger. 

The first tell-tale sign, blatantly obvious sign that I did not show up to Iowa City on February 15, 2024 to see Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes solely as a member of the press or a journalist was that I never sought press credentials at any given time for that event although a fan later suggested that next time I should apply for press credentials. She believed that I was a journalist in Iowa City on February 15, 2024 to cover Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes, and the city. I did write an article on my trip to Iowa City but not as a journalist. Prior to that, people knew of my body of work regarding articles and reviews I'd written about Caitlin Clark and Iowa Hawkeye games. So naturally, they'd assume that I was a member of the press or a journalist. Maybe, that was the reason Caitlin's brother Colin came running up the stairs after the Michigan vs. Iowa game to meet me. It also happened to be the same day Caitlin became the new NCAA all-time leading scorer. But unbeknownst to me around that same time is that many content creators were actually getting huge pay days cloutchasing and grifting off Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes. Many content creators on X, YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, etc. made their living cloutchasing the growing popularity and game of Caitlin Clark around the same time that I began following Clark's career at Iowa. My intentions were simple: learn what I can about the game and the players. So, I started watching NCAA women's hoops because of Caitlin Clark. The grifters and sycophants who had been following the Iowa Hawkeyes had become a staple of Carver-Hawkeye Arena long before my arrival on the 15th of February 2024. I entered the world of women's basketball not really knowing the cloutchasing business, and make no mistake, it is a business. This is how brand new I was to NCAA women's basketball, and the "new media" cloutchasing business surrounding Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, the NCAAW, and women's sports.  

As a former true fan of Caitlin Clark, I never sold my soul to cloutchase Caitlin, nor the NCAA, nor the WNBA. Every post and article written about Clark and the Hawkeyes was genuine to the best of my knowledge at that time.

The cloutchasing business is brutal, and I never started watching women's basketball to cloutchase any one of these players. Her fans truly assumed that I was a journalist in Iowa City to write a story on Caitlin Clark. I did write an article when she became the new NCAA all-leading scorer on the 15th of February 2024 but not to cloutchase, as I've never made a single dime, nickel or penny from cloutchasing Caitlin Clark or the W. I have it on good authority that fans including Caitlin Clark and her team never truly believed that I was a true fan. I think her fans' perceived opinions about me dominated what they truly felt about me in the end. The cloutchasing grifters are always going to tell you everything you want to hear, and stroke your ego. They're going to compromise their principles for the next great hit for social media clout. Even if you thought I was cloutchasing, or in it for a quick money grab since you know I'm a writer, the quickest thing would be is to do a simple background check. If you had done your due diligence, then you would've quickly concluded that I'm not a member of any press or media group. But I am an author, a blogger, and have written several books. Everything from the way that I was treated by the online WBB community (from the cloutchasing grifters to the die-hard fans) explains why so many of you went out of your way to ostracize me, and try and destroy my reputation in that space. I did not enter the WBB space for the sole purpose to cloutchase and grift. But many did enter this space for nefarious reasons, which have nothing to do with being true fans of women's basketball.

Multiple well-known content creators in the women's basketball online community made deals to produce fake and biased narratives surrounding WNBA players as well as the fake Caitlin--Angel beef, which has gotten old as Caitlin's shooting percentages are in a downward spiral, and Angel Reese's game has elevated. Reese seems to be more at the top of her game this season while your favorite superhero Caitlin Clark continues to battle injury after injury, which are questionable.

If you want to accuse me of cloutchasing Caitlin Clark, do your research and report on the facts. Too many of you are so used to producing fake narratives about these players to make a few dollars until you believe everyone's doing the same things you're doing for a pay check. But not everyone has sold their soul to media networks to produce biased and fake content for clickbait, likes, views, and ratings.

I still can start producing biased and false narratives about the W and its players. I'm not above reproach. If I did, it would be a quick money grab like a book on Caitlin Clark's rise to superstardom, or something like that. But stay tuned. You never know what I will do.

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Angel Reese, A'ja Wilson & The Attack on the Black Female Athlete Image by the Mainstream

Written by Alberta Parish

Angel Reese & A'ja Wilson 

I knew deep down inside that this day would come, and I dreaded it. I knew the day would come when I was no longer a fan of Caitlin Clark. There's no need for me to go back to the very beginning of when I first began following Clark's career. Instead, let's start at the point when I began condemning Indiana Fever fans (Caitlin Clark fans) for racism, homophobia and misogyny against Angel Reese, A'ja Wilson, and other black WNBA players, and Caitlin's passive attitude towards what she saw clearly happening to her colleagues, and even her own teammates.

The coordinated effort by major networks, and other smaller media groups, many of which pay multiple content creators to produce videos & posts for YouTube and X, daily attacking the integrity, character, professional reputation, and brand of multiple black and lesbian athletes in the WNBA made me look at Caitlin Clark differently for perhaps the first time. The lofty ideals that I once held for Clark has dissipated in the face of online racial onslaughts aimed at me by her fans, attacking my integrity, and even my genuineness as a former fan of Caitlin. 

Today, I see her as just another rich person...another person who has become part of the problem. These conservative voices out there that she knows about along with the major social media personalities uses her as a proxy to push agendas denigrating and undervaluing the success of Angel Reese, A'ja Wilson and black women who helped build a league that she's now part of, and whom many of her fans have never respected due to the color of their skin. In June of last year when she finally spoke to reporters, it felt like her response to everything happening around her was a bit too late. It seemed like she didn't really want to give a statement, but was pressed by a black reporter before finally caving. Many of her now conservative fanboys and fangirls, who are not real fans of the W, have kept their vicious attacks at a minimum over the past 20 years until Caitlin Clark entered the W. Some of them are reporters who have covered the W, who have devolved into what they are today.

Caitlin's passiveness in not being more vocal in speaking out against various content creators and networks using her as their mascot is another reminder that people like her can't be trusted.

Something clearly happened at the Chicago Sky/Indiana Fever matchup on May 17, 2025 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse despite the WNBA's investigation into racist fan conduct, which the league later ruled as unsubstantiated. 

Since then, I've watched Angel Reese get battered by the press and social media, and also by various content creators, many of which are paid opposition, promoted by the smaller media groups to target Angel Reese and other black female athletes, often accusing the WNBA of targeting Caitlin Clark because she's white. But the athletes I see consistently targeted by her fans and the media is Angel Reese, A'ja Wilson, and DiJonai Carrington. I believe the only reason Kamilla Cardoso isn't being targeted on the same level as Angel Reese right now is because Cardoso starred alongside Caitlin Clark and Kiki Rice in ESPN's documentary, Full Court Press.

While Caitlin Clark's fans cry how the handling of the racist fan conduct investigation by the WNBA is an act of incompetence and racism against Indiana Fever fans and Caitlin Clark, they continuously target the image, reputation, professional character, and integrity of black and lesbian athletes, drawing more negative attention to themselves. Today, Simone Biles is the new target. Who's next? 

Clark's silence at the wrong time when she could be aggressively vocal and demand an end of misogynoir against black WNBA players, namely Angel Reese and A'ja Wilson, and not when it's convenient to make her look good in the press is the most concerning part about all of this. While the media has gone on an absolute witch hunt against Angel Reese, Clark's conveniently playing the role of the good girl or the innocent one, consistently playing the victim just like at the post game press conference following the flagrant 1 foul call she received for the take foul on Angel Reese at the first Sky/Fever matchup. But just nine months ago, it was convenient for her to praise black women to TIME magazine? Meanwhile, at a time when her voice and platform could be very influential in stopping the current racist memes, tropes, and AI-altered images of Angel Reese in the real world, she's conveniently silent. Right now, her fans are really bad for the WNBA. As her silence becomes more deafening, her silence also gives them more ammunition to add fuel to an already burning house, which will probably have major consequences in the future. But she's the type of person who would probably see me as the threat. "How dare you?" she'd probably say.

This Golden Goose that I once looked up to and admired is a disappointment. Just another manufactured superstar like LeBron James playing a role even down to her signings of autographs. Nothing she says out of her mouth at a post game press conference or at practice when speaking to reporters can I truly believe, and take at face value.

I saw her at the Indiana Fever/Atlanta Dream game on Tuesday, and looked at her while she was conveniently self-controlled for once during a game. Not all the antics she got away with during the Fever/Sky rematch on June 7th inside the United Center. This rematch was the 3rd highest rated televised game of the season, over 19,000 spectators in attendance. But Clark didn't play.

While Clark has been skipping around at Pacers' games and getting in the faces of referees at Fever games, her team now has a 2-3 record without her. Many people believe Caitlin Clark still could've played basketball, and helped her team win games despite having a minor strain in her quad muscle.

Caitlin Clark is not bigger than the league, and the moment her fans realize she is not, perhaps, they will become real fans of the W.

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