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11:17Now PlayingIn this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill breaks down the heated fallout after Robert Griffin III (RGIII) accused Angel Reese of “hating” Caitlin Clark. Ryan Clark wasn’t having it — calling out RGIII not just for his take, but for what he says is a deeper pattern of disrespect toward Black women.
Clark clapped back hard, saying RGIII’s views are shaped by his distance from the real experiences of Black women, even bringing up his history of dating white women. The debate has sparked big conversations across sports media, race, gender, and respect in the game.
This story matters because it’s not just about a foul on the court — it’s about how Black women athletes are seen, talked about, and disrespected in public. It’s about who gets to tell the story and how race plays a role in that. The WNBA is investigating racial taunts aimed at Angel Reese, and tensions are rising fast. The Sky and Fever face off three more times this season — and things are far from over.
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