Riley gaines tears in the Wnba star that Caitlin Clark gave a black eye to carry anti-trumps shirts

WNBA player Dijonai Carrington He was invited to a tumultuous return to carrying a shirt that said “Tour F — Donald Trump,” and the conservative influencer Riley Gaines quickly jumped in.

Carrington showed his shirt on Friday, as he entered Wayfair Arena, Miami, Florida. Carrington is best known for its interactions with women’s basketball phenomenon Caitlin Clark During Clark’s rookie WNBA season 2024.

Carrington informed Clarka’s black eye infamously, pushing her nails during the match between Clark’s fever Indiana and Carrington’s Connecticut Sun in the first round of playoffs in September. After the incident, Carrington laughed at the fever of Marina Mabray’s fever.

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Gaines illuminated this in his first criticism of Carrington on Saturday.

“So you tell me the same girl who deliberately a bunch of Caitlin Clark in the eye and then laughed for that, she also wore a hood that said,” F — Donald Trump Tour “?! I am shocked,” Gaines wrote in post on X.

Carrington said she was not deliberately pushed by Clark’s eyes and should not be due to the incident. But Gaines did not feel the reservations because the implying of Carrington’s poker on Clark was intentional and that she laughed afterwards.

Gaines followed another criticism of the solar player and even brought Lebron James to the conversation.

“What did Donald Trump do to make your life worse? Keep Lebron on the field,” Gaines wrote on X in response to a photo of the Carrington wearing a shirt.

Carrington provoked Clark’s fans before an incident that caused her eyes with multiple statements that prevailed Clark and her fans base.

During the match in June, Carrington failed Clark after Clark received the entrance passage from teammate Kristy Wallace. Clark grabbed the passage and headed for the basket. Carrington was late to Clark because of the screen of Aliyah Boston, and she ran into Clark.

Later that month, Carrington Posted on Xsaying that Clark should do more to talk about people who use her name for “racism” and other forms of prejudice. She also called the fans the fever “worst” in the league.

Carrington even explained controversy in October because of Clark’s black eye in a live Instagram video. In the video are Carrington and her girlfriend Nalyssa Smith, who plays on the fever Indiana with Clark, were in their kitchen when Smith knocked Carrington’s eyes.

“Ow, you knocked me in the eye,” Carrington said. Smith apologized, and the two laughed.

“Did you do that intentionally?” Carrington asked.

Carrington is not the first target of Gaines’ wrath when it comes to talks about Clark’s presence in the WNBA.

After Clark gave a comment On the benefit of White’s privilege in WNBA during an interview with Time Atletico of the Year’s Magazine, Gaines entered the tumultuous side with journalist Jemela Hill.

After Gaines was published on X criticizing Clark for giving comment, Hill started the discussion and even ended up with that personal one.

“All the time you are constantly gaining support and” protection “of women, and yet the moment Caitlin Clark expresses gratitude and respect for black women in WNBA (many of which are adults looking and idling), suddenly acting as if you are acting as a disappointed parent.” , Hill wrote.

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Gaines quickly returned, responding to Hill’s post, ridicuing the idea of ​​”white privileges” in WNBA.

“White privilege” in WNBA is literally ridiculous. You may be like Sunny Hostin & Think CC also has a high privilege, a rather privilege and a direct privilege, “Gaines wrote. “There is a lot of black players in the WNBA that I love [and] And respect, but I don’t admire them because they are black. I admire them for their game. That’s the difference. ”

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Gaines then doubled Hill’s initial post with a screen recording of comments that the journalist in May spoke for the Los Angeles Times. In this article, Hill insisted that it was “naive” to say that Clark’s race and sexuality as a straight woman did not play their popularity in the WNBA, where most players are black and many lesbian.

“Because he’s a longtime professional racing bait must be so exhausting,” Gaines Hill said in response.

After Gaines’ comment that Hill was a professional racing bait, Hill replied with a message that made fun of the former swimmer for an incident when she was related to Trans Athletes Lia Thomas at the women’s swimming championship of NCAA 2022.

“Girl, you need to thank Lia Thomas every day of your life for helping you celebrate, otherwise you would be just a decent swimmer in the college that no one knew. You wrote a book about drawing – not me,” Hill wrote.

Gaines answered by saying, “How deeply regressively regressive [and] Completely misogynistic for Jemele Hill to tell me to thank the man for the platform I have. Thank him for what? Violation of us in the locker room? Theft of national title from a deserving woman? Indirectly by taking us off our rights 1a? Just say you hate women, “Gaines wrote in her answer.

That was the last message in the exchange.

Gaines also chose internet struggles with other liberal figures, including Ambassador Alexandria Fatigue-Cortez, Dn.y. and Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban.

Each Gaines’s splash with liberal figures came across a burdensome engagement of its followers.

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