U.S. Senator Is Demanding 'Apology' From Angel Reese
- U.S. Senator Jim Banks publicly demanded that Angel Reese apologize to Indiana Fever fans following a WNBA investigation into racist fan behavior allegations at a May 17 game in Indianapolis.
- The WNBA launched a formal 10-day inquiry after Reese accused Fever fans of racial insults, but the review found no evidence supporting those claims.
- The league reviewed audio, video, and interviewed fans, staff, and team personnel, concluding that no hateful comments toward Reese occurred at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
- Banks demanded that Angel Reese apologize to Indiana fans, stating the least she could do is admit she was wrong, though it is uncertain whether Reese will respond.
- The controversy highlights ongoing tensions regarding accountability in the WNBA, while Reese faces criticism over both the allegations and her current shooting struggles in her second pro season.
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Indiana senator calls on WNBA, Fever to apologize to fans after accusations of racism: ‘So demeaning’
U.S. Sen. Jim Banks R-Ind., criticized the WNBA and Indiana Fever for not apologizing to fans after an investigation could not substantiate accusations of racial comments made toward Angel Reese.
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