WNBA Silent After Player's 'White Privilege' Declaration
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WNBA Silent After Player's 'White Privilege' Declaration

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Chicago Sky player DiJonai Carrington played against the Seattle Storm on Monday night despite being ejected from a game Saturday after declaring “White privilege” following a Flagrant 2 foul. The WNBA has not issued a statement regarding the incident.

The Chicago Sky faced off against the Seattle Storm on Monday evening with DiJonai Carrington in the lineup, according to Fox News. This comes after Carrington received a Flagrant 2 foul and subsequent ejection during Saturday night’s game. The WNBA has remained silent on the matter since the event occurred.

The decision to allow Carrington to play in Monday’s game despite her comments and ejection raises questions about league policy and potential disciplinary action, or lack thereof. As of reporting, no statement from the WNBA addressing either the foul, the declaration, or any consequences has been released.

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