Royce White Links Fear of Flying to Transgender Identity
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Royce White Links Fear of Flying to Transgender Identity

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Former NBA player Royce White has sparked controversy with his assertions regarding WNBA eligibility and a peculiar explanation for his fear of flying. White believes he should be eligible to play in the WNBA, and recently made claims linking his well-known aviophobia to being transgender.

White’s comments have stirred debate online. The core of his argument centers around a belief that he could compete in the WNBA and an unconventional explanation for a personal phobia.

The New York Post article highlights the unusual nature of White’s statements, framing them as a “wild” connection between his fear of flying and transgender identity. While the source does not elaborate on the specifics of this connection or provide further context regarding White's reasoning, it indicates that he is presenting this claim alongside his advocacy for WNBA eligibility. The report focuses solely on what White has stated publicly, without offering any independent verification or analysis.

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