The WNBA is Probably Racist

The WNBA did an investigation into racism allegations and the findings will shock you!
I'm Tomi Lahren, more next.
There's growing evidence to suggest the WNBA may be racist, but not in the way Angel Reese claims.
So earlier this month Angel Reese claimed Indiana Fever fans made racist remarks towards her during the game her team ended up losing to Caitlyn Clark and the Fever.
The WNBA launched a full scale investigation and, wait for it, came up with no evidence to suggest those racist remarks ever occurred.
Ya know, if the WNBA really wanted to investigate racism in the league they could do so pretty easily in the case of Brittney Griner who was seen mouthing what appeared to be a remark about 'white girl' Caitlyn Clark after Griner fouled out of a recent game against the Fever.
All of this to say, the WNBA is probably racist but against white people and perhaps so are the so-called sports media journalists such as Jemele Hill who perpetuate false narratives and race hustling schemes for attention.
The WNBA is a joke and even with Clark carrying the league on her shoulders, it still sucks and will go back into oblivion soon.
I'm Tomi Lahren and you watch my show 'Tomi Lahren is Fearless' at Outkick.co m.
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