Nancy Drew: Girl Detective

@sonjajacobsen.bsky.social

Having a Jimothy Summer. Plus Seattle Storm, UW Huskies, Seahawks, Title IX, democracy, the Innocence Project, choice, ICWA. SCOTUS sucks. Huge Seattle Mariners fan every Sept-Oct. Former public defender, current tribal attorney. Dual US-NZ citizen. 🇺🇸 🇳🇿

You make a good point. I just so don’t want this in the W and I, maybe naively, thought we could have shut it down by rolling our eyes at these idiots rathe than taking them seriously. But I see how that approach can feel the same as abandoning the very people I care about protecting.

My hot take: I'm more pissed off at the Storm owner for (allegedly) yelling and swearing at the two teens. I don't see how the Storm had any choice but to apologize for her behavior. Such a dumb move. Why give them or their "cause" more oxygen? So many better signs to draw attention to.

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Weak sauce. This team sucks. I can’t imagine Cheryl Reeve or Becky Hammon sitting silently through this answer from the some team PR flack. And I also loke to think most WNBA teams wouldn’t even try to pull this stunt and “protect” their assets by not letting them respond.

I think I might be having more fun watching the Seattle Storm this year than I did either of the last two years. Yes, the bottom ranked, 6 and 23 Seattle Storm. It’s a combination of low expectations, player development happening in real time and the joie de vivre of youth.

I really hope either a) No one shows up to the hate rally tomorrow or b) the Storm issue a pro-trans, anti-haters, in-arena statement when all the players from both teams are on the court or c) both.

Cassandra ⭐⭐⭐@liberalclass.bsky.social · last wk.

Does anyone know if the Seattle Storm are going to do anything to stand up to the bigots who are planning their transphobic support Sophie rally tomorrow before the game? #wnba #storm

Also? Let’s be clear, she works for NBA owners more than WNBA owners. After this year there are only 5 W teams not owned by NBA owners, who, BTW, are now acting excited about the product but spent years treating their “investment” as a tax write-off that was designed only to bring them good press.