Source: Jason Miller / GettyI have spent a good portion of this WNBA season tracking the ongoing executive missteps of the WNBA and its commissioner Cathy Engelbert. The Sirens’ marketing campaign’s emphasis on sirens as a key part of its representation invokes specific imagery for Black women. It introduces a fierce lineage that actively reclaims space and gives voice to Black women in a league that has often ignored and underestimated them. The league office routinely twists statistics and burns through a good chunk of its massive resources to convince the world of an isolated greatness while actively ignoring a massive pool of talent. SEE ALSO:The WNBA Is Allowing Its Arenas To Become Political BattlegroundsCaitlin Clark’s White Woman Grievance Spiral Could End Her Career