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How the WNBA’s hottest star became the left’s newest headache
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The Indiana Fever guard has emerged over the past several months as one of the WNBA’s most recognizable personalities.
That statement, and Cunningham’s refusal to retreat from it, transformed a rising basketball personality into a broader cultural figure.
Conservative commentators embraced her almost immediately, but her appeal extends beyond people who follow politics — or women’s basketball.
RELATED: WNBA star Sophie Cunningham comes out against men in women’s sports: ‘I want to protect young girls’Justin Casterline/Getty ImagesThe support was predictable.
Cunningham does not seem embarrassed by any of it.