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This is so incredibly ridiculous that it almost reads like parody.
The WNBA is the Women’s National Basketball Association. The entire point of the league is that it exists for women. Yet the league is now holding discussions over transgender eligibility while saying there are “no immediate eligibility matters” and denouncing what it calls “bad-faith efforts” around the issue. The league’s own collective bargaining agreement says only women are eligible to play, but reporting on the controversy notes that it does not define the term.
How did women’s professional basketball get to the point where “who is a woman?” requires meetings, task forces and corporate language?
This is also a breathtaking missed opportunity.
Caitlin Clark helped bring enormous attention to the league. The WNBA itself called 2024 a record-setting season, with its highest attendance in 22 years, record television audiences, record merchandise sales, and a single-season attendance record for the Indiana Fever. Clark’s rookie season was at the center of that explosion in interest.
The league had momentum. It had new fans. It had people watching women’s basketball who had never cared before.
Instead of protecting that opportunity, WNBA leadership and some of its coaches have allowed the league to become a progressive political shitshow.
Then came the Sophie Cunningham incident. Chicago’s DiJonai Carrington struck Cunningham in the head and neck, the foul was reviewed and upgraded to a Flagrant 2 because officials found windup, impact and follow-through. Carrington, who is Black, later posted “WHITE PRIVILEGE” and tagged the Fever, although she later said she was not claiming the foul call itself was white privilege.
And somehow the conversation again became about rhetoric, divisiveness and everyone’s feelings instead of simply defending the women who are supposed to be the reason this league exists.
Now former NBA players are making a mockery of the eligibility loophole just to force the question the WNBA should have answered immediately.
For years, Democrats and their left-wing allies have acted as if basic economics can be bullied into submission with a slogan, a protest sign, and a government mandate.
They demanded higher wages for entry-level fast food jobs, not because every franchise owner suddenly had extra money lying around, but because it sounded good politically.
And that is always the problem.
It sounds compassionate. It sounds fair. It sounds like standing up for the little guy.
Then reality shows up.
A few years ago, the big rallying cry was the $15 minimum wage. Democrats treated it like some magical solution that would lift everyone up with no downside, no trade-offs, and no consequences.
Then the kiosks arrived.
Now, as the push gets even more aggressive, franchise owners and fast food chains are doing exactly what any rational business would do when labor costs are pushed beyond what the business model can absorb.
They are replacing people with machines.
Not because they are evil. Not because they hate workers. Because they have to survive.
A self-service kiosk does not call in sick. A robot arm does not demand overtime. An ordering screen does not trigger payroll taxes, benefits, scheduling headaches, or lawsuits.
That is the part the left never wants to talk about.
When politicians force costs higher, businesses adapt. Sometimes they raise prices. Sometimes they cut hours. Sometimes they close locations. And sometimes, they automate the very jobs Democrats claimed they were trying to protect.
The sad irony is that the people cheering the loudest for these policies are often the same people hurt first when the entry-level ladder gets pulled away.
Maybe leftists should think things through before taking action that makes their own lives worse.
Good intentions do not repeal economics. They just make the consequences more expensive.
After all, folks:
“Unfortunately, the real minimum wage is always zero, regardless of the laws, and that is the wage that many workers receive in the wake of the creation or escalation of a government-mandated minimum wage, because they lose their jobs or fail to find jobs when they enter the labor force. Making it illegal to pay less than a given amount does not make a worker’s productivity worth that amount—and, if it is not, that worker is unlikely to be employed.” ― Thomas Sowell, Basic Economics: A Citizen’s Guide to the Economy
