WNBA Coach Reeve Sends Message with ‘Trans Kids Belong’ Shirt
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WNBA Coach Reeve Sends Message with ‘Trans Kids Belong’ Shirt

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During a WNBA game between the Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx, Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve wore a shirt stating 'Trans Kids Belong,' sparking discussion about broader issues within the league. The display occurred amidst ongoing debate surrounding player Sophie Cunningham's views.

The matchup between the Fever and Lynx placed Cheryl Reeve and Sophie Cunningham on opposite sides of what Fox News describes as a debate the WNBA “cannot keep calling unrelated to basketball.

Reeve's choice of attire was a direct response and statement related to this ongoing discussion. The article frames Reeve’s shirt as sending “a clear message” about her stance on inclusivity for transgender children.

The report highlights that this issue is not being treated as separate from basketball within the WNBA, implying a connection between the political and social views of players and coaches and the league itself.

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