WNBA champion Natasha Cloud on Thursday spoke about her passion for social justice.
Cloud, who was previously spoke against the US government on social media over the cost of living in May 2024, spoke this week in defense of Dei after President Donald Trump ordered Removal of several Government dei programs.
“Power systems act as always intended for work,” Cloud told Associated Press. “And it’s time to break a system just about white men.”
Cloud added that he believed the country puts “money over people.”
“I understand the business aspect and understand the human aspect,” Cloud said. “Too often this country left a human aspect and put profit and money over people.”
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Mercury Guardian Natasha Cloud against Indiana fever at a foot for the foot in Phoenix, Arizona on June 30, 2024. (Mark J. Rebilus-Ussa today Sports)
The previous statement of the 33-year-old solar guard Connecticut of the cost of living has called on Americans of all environments to speak of high life expenses.
“At some point, we have to leave our differences aside and realize that we all get f ——–. And Idk about being tired of this with–I can all eat. They just make us think that everyone means that someone is taking from your plate. The lie. Our government took all our food,” Forreal IDC wrote if you are a Republican or a Democrat.
“If you do not want to fight for a stranger but to fight for themselves your children, grandmothers, your parents who have worked all their lives so that they can afford to retire your sister who pays thousands for insulin who costs your dollars to make your daughter after college a debt of 100k.”
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Phoenix Mercury Guard Natasha Cloud gestures after a three -point basket against La Sparks on Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, July 7, 2024. (Kirby Lee-Usa Today Sport)
In this post, Cloud marked the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, former President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamal Harris, pointing out questions such as inflation and national minimum wage.
But before that, in 2020, Cloud sat down the WNBA season to focus on the efforts in the community reform and joined the protests by George Floyd. That year, she also used her social media platforms to invite WNBA Arenas to be used as polling stations.
Now Cloud is just one of the Sun players in Connecticut who calls for political activism at the beginning of Trump’s second term.
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Natasha Cloud of the Phoenix Mercury is set up against Angel Reese from Sky on August 15. 2024. At the Wintrust Arena in Chicago. (Melissa Tamez/Icon SportSwire via Getty Images)
Her teammate at Connecticut Sun Dijonai Carrington encouraged a fierce return by carrying Trump shirt In January, and a week later, she invited the WNBA players to “take action”.
“We see that some policies are already embarking on action, and, of course, that means that as a WNBA and being at the forefront of many of these movements is time to take action” Said Carrington. “This definitely needs to happen as women, and women’s rights are taken away, as now, the LGBTQ rights that are now taken away. They have not yet happened, but definitely in deeds.”
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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