On Sunday, police arrested a person accused of stalking WNBA famous person Caitlin Clark. The particulars of the alleged stalking are disturbing.
As OutKick reported Monday, “the Marion County Prosecutor’s workplace alleged the person despatched the Indiana Fever star quite a few threats and sexually specific messages through his social media accounts'” earlier than ultimately attempting to bodily contact Clark by touring to Indianapolis.
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So, how does Jemele Hill match into all of this? Well, in September, Hill posted a prolonged message on X the place she mentioned, basically, that Clark would not face the identical “hate” that black girls within the WNBA face.
Except, no different WNBA participant has seen a person arrested as a result of they have been “very involved for [their] security.” Clark did.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark smiles as she seems to be to the workforce bench after making a cross to the basket that result in a rating within the second half of a WNBA basketball recreation in opposition to the Dallas Wings Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Now, a number of Chicago Sky gamers, together with Angel Reese, claimed that a man “harassed” them and used racial slurs throughout an alleged incident in June. But there isn’t any proof that occurred, particularly because the Sky gamers claimed.
And whereas Reese and the remainder of the Chicago WNBA gamers couldn’t wait to take to social media and claim that they have been victims of harassment that will or could not have occurred, Clark by no means publicly talked about that she had a person journey from Texas to Indianapolis to attempt to confront her.
It positive looks like Clark confronted harassment in contrast to something another WNBA participant needed to endure. And, bear in mind, that is simply the one man that we learn about as a result of he took it to an excessive and needed to be arrested. Who is aware of what number of different persons are badgering Clark on social media?
Certainly, we can’t hear about it from Clark, who by no means talks in regards to the “hate” she receives, although a lot of her WNBA colleagues love constantly talking about their “haters.”
So, Jemele Hill issued an apology and an acknowledgment that she was flawed, proper? Well, not fairly.
Instead, Hill tried to quietly delete the publish and faux she by no means despatched it. Fortunately, social media and the Internet always remember.
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill deleted a tweet a bout Caitlin Clark. (D Dipasupil/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
Hill is not alone. The majority of the media spent the entirety of Clark’s WNBA rookie season telling the star that she needed to speak out in defense of her black teammates and opponents in opposition to on-line “hate.”
But did anybody ask Clark in regards to the “hate” that she faces each day? No. They have been rather more involved with the black and LGBTQ gamers and their emotions than Clark’s bodily security.
Hill had an opportunity to face out among the many crowd and situation an apology to appropriate her earlier assertion.
On Sunday, police arrested a person accused of stalking WNBA famous person Caitlin Clark (proper). (Getty Images/IMAGN)
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Unfortunately, she’s identical to the remainder of the sports activities media; they’ve determined that Caitlin Clark is incapable of being a sufferer – even when she actually is the sufferer of a criminal offense – as a result of she’s white and the black girls of the WNBA are perpetual victims – even after they aren’t really victims of something.
