WNBA News: Baige Bueckers inherit the lack of “equal coverage” for black women

Paige Bokerz She got a national attention in the middle of her group career with Uconn Huskies when she regretted that there was no coverage that black women in sports received at the Espy 2021 Awards.

After nearly four years, the pig remained in the belief that black women are not receiving sufficient coverage from the media, adding that it believes that white people benefit more than marketing opportunities.

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“It is still a problem, every day.” Time Magazine In an interview published on Monday. “There is no equal coverage at all.”

“There is a white concession every day I see,” she said regarding marketing opportunities. “I feel very hard, blessed by God. But I think there is more opportunities for me. I feel even just marketing, people tend to prefer white people, white males, white women. I think it should be equal opportunity. I feel that there is a privilege of what I have, and what all white people realize. I want to reflect this in the way I get.”

The seeds are scheduled to be among the next generation of basketball stars to lead Wnba to the future.

The rising comments were repeated what Ketlin Clark Time magazine told last year and what I repeated to the comedian David Litrman in her interview with him.

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Clark said, “I am the next” for sure I have an honor. “

“Obviously, I am white, but I think … I am a person who grew up greatly impressed with this league. I grew up as I watch this league, go to the matches, and support this league. So, I know where this league comes from.

“Many black women who have made this league what it is. This is a kind of shoulders we stand on. So, I think this is something that completely realized it and something very grateful to it. They definitely deserve all the credit, and the more we can provide them, the better.

the Indiana fever Star talked about a “concession” in her interview with the passage of time after many of her league colleagues expressed their belief that the race played a factor in her popularity.

“I want to say that I won everything, but as a white person, there is a privilege,” Clark told Clark Time. “Many of these players in the league were really good black players. This league has been built on.

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“Whenever we can appreciate that, we highlight that, talk after that, and then continue to invest brands and companies in these players who made this league incredible, and I think it is very important. I have to continue trying to change this.

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