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Caitlin Clark Addresses White Privilege Amidst WNBA Stardom

WNBA star Caitlin Clark discusses her achievements and acknowledges her white privilege in a recent interview with Time Magazine.

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Updated: Dec 10th, 2024, 10:50 PM ET

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Caitlin Clark, recently named Time's Athlete of the Year, speaks about her success in the WNBA while acknowledging the privilege that comes with being white. In her interview, she emphasizes the importance of uplifting Black women in sports and recognizes the contributions of Black athletes to the league. While receiving praise, her comments have sparked debate, with some critics viewing her acknowledgment of privilege as a surrender to a 'woke' agenda. Clark’s focus remains on her basketball career and the growth of women's sports.

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