Stefanie Dolson wears 'trans rights' shirt before Storm-Fever game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 4:23 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Before the Seattle Storm's game against the Indiana Fever on July 29, Stefanie Dolson wore a shirt proclaiming "Trans rights are human rights." This statement comes in the wake of comments made by Fever guard Sophie Cunningham regarding trans athletes, which drew significant attention last week. Dolson's shirt could be seen as a response to Cunningham, who faced backlash for her views. A rally supporting Cunningham and a related ballot measure took place outside Climate Pledge Arena prior to the game. The Storm has not officially commented on Dolson's shirt, leading to speculation about its intent.
- •Stefanie Dolson wore a statement shirt before the game.
- •The Storm faced the Indiana Fever on July 29.
- •Sophie Cunningham's comments on trans athletes spurred controversy.
- •A rally occurred outside the arena in support of Cunningham.
- •The Storm has not officially commented on the situation.
- 4:23 PMYahoo Sports — Did Storm forward subtly respond to Sophie Cunningham with 'trans rights' shirt?
"Stefanie Dolson wore a shirt that read "Trans rights are human rights" before the Storm-Fever game on Tuesday.
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