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Angel Reese, WNBA player, advocates for women’s sports safety

Angel Reese, a newly selected WNBA player, ‍advocates for ⁣the protection of “young women” in sports, possibly alluding to the transgender athlete discussion ‌in women’s sports. ⁢She made the‌ statement on social media​ without specifying the areas where women in sports require protection. Reese’s post gained significant attention and support‌ from ⁤figures like Riley Gaines and Mayra Flores. Angel⁤ Reese,⁤ a recent‍ addition to the WNBA, champions ‍the safeguarding of “young women” in sports, hinting at the transgender athlete debate​ in women’s sports. Her message​ on social media omits specifics on ​the ⁣protections ‌needed for women in⁣ sports. Reese’s post garnered widespread acclaim with endorsements from notable personalities such as Riley Gaines and‍ Mayra ​Flores.


Newly selected WNBA player Angel Reese has called for “young women” to be protected in sports, likely referring to the debate on transgender athletes in women’s sports.

Reese, a former Louisiana State University Tigers player, posted the statement on social media Monday morning. However, she did not elaborate and say from what women in sports should be protected.

“Protect young women in sports!!!” Reese’s post on X read.

protect young women in sports!!!

— Angel Reese (@Reese10Angel) April 22, 2024

The post quickly went viral, getting over 3.4 million views by Monday afternoon. Among those praising Reese’s post was Outkick host and women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines. Former Republican Rep. Mayra Flores, who is running for Congress again this year, also touted Reese’s words, saying, “This is the way.”

This is the way 🇺🇸

— Mayra Flores Vallejo (@MayraFloresTX34) April 22, 2024

Reese’s post comes a few days after the Biden administration finalized its Title IX rules Friday, expanding the definition of sex to include transgender identities in the sexual harassment and discrimination portions of Title IX. An open rulemaking process will address concerns regarding transgender participation in sports. The rules related to sports are not likely to be completed until after the 2024 election.

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Reese was selected to join the WNBA by the Chicago Sky last week after playing for LSU for two years, during which her team won the NCAA national championship in 2023 against the Iowa Hawkeyes with a score of 102-85.

LSU’s Angel Reese, left, and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark, right, pose for a photo before the WNBA basketball draft, Monday, April 15, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)

Last week’s WNBA draft also saw Caitlin Clark join the Indiana Fever. She played with the Hawkeyes against LSU in the NCAA’s 2023 championship.



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