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WNBA Player Ejected for Violent Foul Against Sophie Cunningham Says She Didn't Call It 'White Privilege' Despite Post Explicitly Calling It 'White Privilege'

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11.08.2026

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WNBA Player Ejected for Violent Foul Against Sophie Cunningham Says She Didn't Call It 'White Privilege' Despite Post Explicitly Calling It 'White Privilege'

Now, after getting kicked out of a WNBA game for clotheslining a white player and calling your ejection “white privilege” because you’re black, there are a number of options open to you in regards to running damage control.

One of them, I regret to inform DiJonai Carrington, is not “I never once claimed the assessment of the foul was white privilege” when you did precisely that.

We’re talking about it, so guess which route she took?

So, for those of you who aren’t up on your WNBA — and I know that’s not many of........

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