LZ Granderson
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1,280 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2024
last heard 20 Jul
LZ Granderson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Listen, listen, I've taken dudes on dates at WNBA games.
Like, I'm just very comfortable in that space and have been for a long time.
And so from the outside looking in, watching people that I know don't know what the hell they're talking about about this sport, and then because they found someone that they like,
They want to position her somewhere in the sport that she hasn't earned yet.
And it's like, don't act as if, you know, you're all of a sudden now a great advocate for women's sports when you really hadn't been talking about women's sports until Caitlin Clark showed up.
Now, if you got, you know, if you got receipts, then, you know, participate away.
But if it wasn't until she showed up in a major way two seasons ago that you got interested, then maybe you should sit back and learn some shit first before you insert yourself or parachute yourself into this conversation and start dictating about what's fair, what isn't fair, who's being targeted, and who's not being targeted, or what's usual, what's unusual.
Because I've seen players, I just want to say real quick, I've seen players get clotheslined and not get a foul call.
you know, before Caitlin Clark.
So it's not like this league hasn't always been physical.
It's always been physical.
I mean, people are trying to, you know, the social media, you know, atmosphere, people are trying to make the comparisons with, you know, Serena Williams in tennis, Tiger Woods with golf, and say, this is like with Caitlyn Clark.
She's, you know, she's bringing these kind of new eyeballs based on these same reasons.
And it's like, that is absolutely false.
And I simply won't sit here and let you try to rewrite history.
because you literally kept black people out of tennis and out of golf, like in your bylaws.
Like it was a literal segregated sport.
And so part of the intrigue wasn't just that they were outstanding players, both Serena and Tiger were goats in their sports, but also that they were goats in the face of your oppression.
Don't forget that part.
There was no oppression in the WNBA.
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