That I know that's right Of the week,
and it would not be right if I didn't give
it to coach Don Staley in the University of South
Carolina's girls basketball team. Editorially
undefeated championship team should be everywhere.
There's so many stories to go from there.
There's individual interviews you could do with the players.
There's interviewing done, features undone and what it means to
build a team and culture team.
There's so many editorial stories in an undefeated championship basketball
team.
But
then to have the emphasis and focus be on the
star player of the losing team.
Yeah. And mind you, this is like a repeat for
me,
but like at a higher level.
Because when LSE won and there was talk about inviting
both teams and oh in
this way, Yep, I'm like
this is so funny to me because some of those
racist fans that attach themselves to Caitlyn and they spew,
they basically interchange woke for blackness essentially.
They're also the same type of people that hate contemporary
times where they think people get participation trophies just for
doing things.
And I'm like y'all see how y'all are contradictions.
Like y'all don't see that the goal post constantly moves
depending on who it is.
It keeps moving, so it keeps moving,
but it's such this unfair
comparison because you get Caitlyn,
who is the star. But then Angel Reese is this
showy girl.
She's always she's too showy,
she's too cocky. Black women do not get to be
confident.
We get told, like, oh,
you're you're a little too overconfident.
You're too cocky. You're too this,
you're too that. And it's like,
OK, but then I tell you,
I'm I'm lowing out. This thing really affected me.
I've been dealing with a lot of racism.
Now you, you, a victim.
You, you you can't. Now,
now, now you're not allowed to cry.
Now you're not allowed to cry.
Now you're not allowed to.
Now you supposed to quote UN quote,
stand on business. Now you're
you're calling out an athlete for crying and telling her
to stand on business and telling her to
not do this and that.
But when is? But when it's football players,
big ass men crying and
you're caping for them and letting them know like,
no, like this is, this is amazing.
He's crying in his mother's arms.
He's been through so much.
Would you rather him do this or throw things like
please miss me,
miss me because it really is the double standard.
It really is the double standard.
It's really a double standard and you see it a
lot with sports.
You see it a lot of for the longest before
this new wave of people come in to support women's
basketball in general especially.
You know, the WNBA was like always used as this
running joke of like,
it's not entertaining. They need to play better.
They need to do this.
And you're just like none of that.
Don't make no sense because there
are so many not great players in the NBA and
are not a lot of great teams.
But y'all would say that Y'all would prefer to watch
them instead of this Very
interesting, OK?