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WNBA players Siel Reese And Dijonai Carrington went round about criticism that new fans in the league of Reese, “unapologetically angel,” Friday.
Both players have become the subject of violent comments of fans after controversial phenom interactions Caitlin Clark.
Reese is facing criticism for his clarks dating back to 2023 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship Campionship Campionship in his finger after the president of Iowkey’s Iowga.
In 2024, Reese and some of his teammates at the Chicago teams do a series of controversial clark fouls in four WNBA meetings.
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The Chicago Sky Forward Angel Reese walked to court in the first half of the Wintrust Arena in Chicago August 25, 2024. (Kamil Krzaczynski / USA Today Sports)
“It’s hard, especially that two black girls don’t deserve, let us pop our s — and say what we say.
Carrington is facing intense backlash after the clark is given to a black eye to his wing of a playoff meeting between Indiana in Clark and Conringticut Sun, in Sepy. Carrington used to say previously against Clark and his fan base.
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“They enjoy the mouth,” Carrington said about his critics. “I know they think it’s trolls, but it’s not just trolls. People we see in real life.”
But for Reese and Carrington, some of the comments bothering them more than parts of their appearance.
“I hate when people say that, ‘he is very worried about his makeup and his hair and lashes and his nails and his outfits,'” reesits, “” reesits, ”
Carrington said he wasn’t like annoying when people told her to pay a lot of attention to her look, but she said she “declined” when she asked her to have blonde hair.
The Connecticut Sun Guard Dijonai Carrington warms before the start of Game 4 at 2024 WNBA semifinals against Minnesota Lynx in Magagag Sun Anna. (David Butler II / Images of imagination)
“I hate when people talk about it, like, ‘Why do you have blonde hair?'” Carrington said. “I have a black eyebrow. I got the black hair arm, black legs of hair … and I don’t care. Another natural blonde.”
Reese admits that while players like him and Carrington criticized the healing of the look, some WNBA players also criticized for viewing more masculine.
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“They complained and saying that WNBA players are so much, not getting out of the femine. We don’t want to watch a little boys running in court. Now, we’re so much,” Reese said so much.
“‘I didn’t watch WNBA. Mobla, long shorts, they wear braids. They are all like each other.’ It is not true, “Reese said, laughing at the fact that Carrington was dating with WNBA player nalyssa Smith.
“I can’t get it, like d — I can’t do a little lip gloss?” Reese added.
Dijonai Carrington and Angel Reese (Imagine)
Despite these complaints, Reese may not directly define his feelings about Clark’s appearance. At one point during the interview, Reese lists “WNBA baddies,” which is the slang slang for a person who is confident, style and attractive.
“They know who the baddies are, you [Carrington]I, Cameron [Brink],, [Nurse]”Reese said.
Reese left clark on that list.
However there is no point in the stage made by a Carrington or Reese Address Clark in any way.
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