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Oct 22, 2026
Brandi KruseHOST
They don't want the initiative to pass.
Brandi KruseHOST
After all, you had a Seattle Times columnist in Matt Calkins who quit because the Seattle Times wouldn't run a column where he was saying, hey, let's not vilify these girls.
Brandi KruseHOST
The Seattle Times editorial board said to vote no on 638.
Brandi KruseHOST
You think that they're going to allow it to be a picture of these brave girls standing up and of the 638 signs and protect girls sports? Hell no.
Ryan WigginsHOST
It is entirely their doing.
Annie FryHOST
Um, Matt Calkins on FoxNews.com writes, uh, "But here we were," the 33 that stuck out, "Over the past year we've put sport at the center of everything we do.
Annie FryHOST
We're seeing encouraging signs of progress, but we have more work to do to win over the long term." That was a quote by Nike's CEO in his memo to his employee, sh- employees.
Annie FryHOST
860 words and, uh- Of those 860 words that he sent to his employees, so this is not a public statement, although any time you make something like this, you, you gotta write it in a way that will eventually become public, "We've put sport at the center of everything we do." Next sentence, "We're seeing encouraging signs of progress." Duh.
Ryan WigginsHOST
It is entirely their doing.
Annie FryHOST
Matt Calkins on foxnews.com writes, but here we were, the 33 that stuck out.
Annie FryHOST
Over the past year, we've put sport at the center of everything we do.
Annie FryHOST
We're seeing encouraging signs of progress, but we have more work to do to win over the long term.
Ryan WigginsHOST
It is entirely their doing.
Annie FryHOST
Matt Calkins on Fox News dot com writes.
Annie FryHOST
But here we were, the 33 that stuck out over the past year.
Annie FryHOST
We've put sport at the center of everything we do.
Dan DakichHOST
Man, oh, man.
Dan DakichHOST
Uh, OutKick's Matt Calkins put out an article that hits the nail on the head when it comes to why players and media hate the Fever so much.
Dan DakichHOST
They don't hate them because they're white, he says.
Dan DakichHOST
A myriad of white fans have supported the WNBA since the league's inception.