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Post by Bearcata on Jun 18, 2024 6:10:18 GMT
It is fascinating to watch Caitlin Clark and her journey on social media, mainly YouTube.
I don't watch basketball but even I have heard about Caitlin Clark and was happy to hear that a young female athlete was able to capture the attention of the nation.
I think the smartest thing that Caitlin has done is remain silent and not use her social platform to voice any complains, accusations, or statements. She does not need to as the talking heads do not need her input they are pushing the story all by themselves to the point I do fear that Caitlin maybe physically hurt and potentially a racial civil war may occur.
The saddest thing I have seen as a result of all this turmoil is that many people comment on the fact that women cannot seem to be happy when other women do well, and only want to tear that person down.
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Post by springmaiden27 on Jul 8, 2024 6:18:48 GMT
I went to my first WNBA game today! The Los Angeles Sparks vs. Phoenix Mercury in LA was such an exciting experience. Wow can these women play! Level of talent, the speed of the game, and the fully engaged fans were amazing. It was a close game from start to finish with the Mercury ultimately getting the W. Leslie Jones was there! She had such great energy for the local dance teams that entertained during timeouts. I’m going to see the Sparks vs. Chicago Sky next!
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Post by Bearcata on Jul 28, 2024 20:12:38 GMT
I really like that Caitlin Clark does not respond to any folks trying to get into feuds with her, instead they make up their own content. It is bizzaro world watching this unfold on social media.
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