Tomi Lahren criticizes WNBA players over double standards regarding White athletes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 10:45 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026
Tomi Lahren has publicly criticized WNBA players like Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark, arguing they face backlash for being straight, White women. Her comments followed Cunningham's remarks concerning transgender athletes and former Fever guard Sydney Colson's statements about ‘white players’. Lahren claims these players exhibit a double standard, speaking out on ‘white privilege’ while silencing others based on race. This controversy arises amidst broader discussions on social issues within the WNBA, highlighting polarizing views within the league. The debate continues to draw attention from various media commentators.
- •Lahren targets WNBA stars for comments on race and privilege.
- •Sophie Cunningham's remarks initiated the current controversy.
- •Sydney Colson's statements drew Lahren's criticism for promoting silence among White players.
- •Debate reflects ongoing tensions surrounding race and gender in women's sports.
- •Public reactions are shaping discussions about the WNBA's future direction.
- 10:45 AMYahoo Sports — Tomi Lahren viciously exposes WNBA players’ ‘double standards’ for Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham hate
"After recent comments seemingly directed at Sophie Cunningham about ‘shutting up’, conservative media figure Tomi Lahren has lashed out at other stars in the WNBA. There is a very polarising debate currently underway around the WNBA.
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