Michele Tafoya Blasts WNBA Activism, Says Sophie Cunningham Is a Hero for Women's Sports – Democratic Accent

Michele Tafoya blasts WNBA activism, says Sophie Cunningham is a hero for women's sports – Democratic Accent

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Thank you, Sophie Cunningham

Too many people scare themselves into silence by making courage more complicated than it is.For years, women such as Jennifer Sey and Riley Gaines have carried the hopes, safety, and opportunities of girls on their shoulders. We applaud them, share their interviews, and call them brave. Then we tell ourselves that we could never do what they do.The next voice does not have to be famous. It may have to be yours.That’s easy. Speaking when the cons…

I was a female athlete, now I fight for them in court. We need more Sophie Cunninghams

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham's stand on biological sex in women's sports sparks a nationwide conversation about fair play and protecting female athletes under Title IX.

Sophie Cunningham’s my hero: Michele Tafoya

Michele Tafoya and Jennifer Sey comment on the latest regarding Sophie Cunningham’s defence of women and the WNBA’s coaches’ refusal to protect the women in the sport, and more. Watch NEWSMAX, an independent news network with a conservative perspective, available in 100M+ U.S. homes. Watch NEWSMAX anytime at http://NewsmaxTV.com. Don’t have cable/satellite that carries NEWSMAX?...

Michele Tafoya Slams WNBA Activism, Calls Sophie Cunningham a 'Hero'

Former NBC Sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya believes the WNBA has drifted far from the league she helped introduce to television audiences nearly three decades ago. Appearing on Dan Dakich’s “Don’t @ Me” program, Tafoya reflected on her time calling games during the WNBA’s inaugural seasons and argued that the league has shifted away from promoting basketball and toward political activism. In the interview, Tafoya also praised Indiana Fever gua…

XX-XY Athletics founder says support for Sophie Cunningham, women’s sports growing nationwide

The movement to keep biological males out of women’s sports is gaining momentum across the country, according to XX-XY Athletics founder and former U.S. national gymnastics champion Jennifer Sey, who says supporters of Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham are increasingly outnumbering opponents at rallies outside WNBA games. Appearing on The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI, Sey described a rally she organized outside the Indiana Fever’s g…