Jemele Hill, Cari Champion, and Syd Colson are coming after Sophie Cunningham, and their outrage is exposing the WNBA’s fake sisterhood. Apparently, women are empowered to speak their minds until they disagree with the wrong people.
Syd Colson tells white WNBA players to shut up, while Jemele Hill and Cari Champion criticize Sophie Cunningham over her comments about transgender athletes in women’s sports. The same women who champion inclusion, equality, and women’s empowerment suddenly have a problem with a woman expressing an opposing opinion.
Is this really about protecting women, or controlling what women are allowed to say?
In today’s SMH with Shemeka Michelle, we’re breaking down the hypocrisy, selective outrage, and double standards surrounding Sophie Cunningham and the WNBA. Because sisterhood that requires everyone to think alike isn’t sisterhood. It’s conformity.
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00:00 The Three Stooges Expose Fake Sisterhood
01:13 Why the WNBA Keeps Complaining
03:00 Sophie Cunningham’s Right to Disagree
07:08 Jemele Hill’s 15 Minutes of Fame Attack
12:04 Transgender Athletes and the Little Girl Argument
17:38 Cari Champion’s Numbers Don’t Settle Fairness
20:06 Syd Colson Tells White Players to Shut Up
23:00 Sisterhood Doesn’t Require Agreement
28:48 Popularity, Race and WNBA Double Standards
35:45 Inclusion or Ideological Conformity
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