WNBA sends shocking letter to Congress about men playing in the league — but leaves out one huge detail

WNBA sends shocking letter to Congress about men playing in the league — but leaves out one huge detail


The WNBA just got one step closer to admitting what a woman is.

However, the league isn’t quite there yet, and its latest response to a congressional inquiry still leaves the water more muddy than clear.

‘This is their clear acknowledgment …’

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Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-Ind.) sent the WNBA a letter in September asking the league to answer some key questions about how the league is being governed.

Stutzman didn’t exactly present the WNBA with any difficult questions, but the league still had trouble providing a clear answer.

In addition to queries about player safety, the letter asked how the league defines a “woman” and, if it doesn’t have a definition, why it was preventing former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White from entering the WNBA draft.

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