The first that WNBA really got on my radar was when Brittany Griner was held in a Russian prison for personal consumption weed possession. I'm guessing that's the first it got on many people's "radar".
Russian collusion? j/k
I looked online to be sure I spelled Caitlin Clark's name right and the 2nd entry (that wasn't a video) was Afro.com. The headline from 7/26/26 was "How Black WNBA players became collateral damage in the Caitlin Clark cultural war."
First sentence of the article: "Caitlin Clark.....is a tool of weaponization against black women".
I could clearly see that in the videos. lol
Um, no. The entire WNBA thing is something I need to have some awareness of because it's beyond sports. The topic comes up and I don't want to get my information from the guy who talks the loudest at dinner. I'd rather be informed prior to someone shooting off his mouth and trying to dominate a conversation.
But imo, It's all BS. The main narrative and all the little side narratives like the one from Afro. It all contributes to my desire to cash out and move to Namibia or the Falkland islands or somewhere else remote.
My niece runs an ayahuasca "clinic" in the foothills of the Peruvian Andes. She travelled the world looking for her place in it and she thinks she found it in "helping others" with "sacred" plant medicine on "sacred land". Trippy tourism is legal if the dosage is administered by an aboriginal shaman and of course, this shaman has a FB page where she sells authentic native clothing made with llama wool.....My niece posts every few weeks on IG and FB when she gets to civilization but for the most part she's completely off grid.
While I kind of disagree with the whole premise of travelling thousands of miles and spending thousands of dollars to essentially drop acid in an attempt to deal with a personal trauma, I can see the allure for folks like my niece....Drop out of western society and it's screwed-up media-driven culture.