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DiJonai Carrington Ejected, Claims Bias

Carrington was ejected for fouling Cunningham, then posted “white privilege” online.

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Sophie Cunningham Got Hit, and Sports Illustrated Called It ‘Karma’

DiJonai Carrington's 'WHITE PRIVILEGE' post awaits response

Sports Illustrated Calls Attack on Sophie Cunningham by Anti-White Sky Player “a Bitter Taste of Karma” – Later Retracts Headline * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson

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Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected in the first quarter of Saturday’s 90-86 loss to the Indiana Fever after officials upgraded her foul on Sophie Cunningham to a Flagrant 2. Cunningham was attempting a fast-break layup when Carrington came from behind and struck her in the head and neck area. Minutes later, Carrington posted “WHITE PRIVILEGE” on Threads and tagged the Fever; the post was later deleted. Cunningham said the ejection “has nothing to do with race,” citing her own ejection last season for a similar foul.

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Carrington CulpabilityLeans Right

DiJonai Carrington committed a dangerous, ejection-worthy foul against Sophie Cunningham. Her complaint that the ejection reflected “white privilege” or racial bias was wrong and inappropriate.

Media BiasLeans Right

WNBA media and Sports Illustrated excused or justified Carrington’s dangerous hit on Cunningham. That defense showed glaring bias and even validated anti-white hostility by treating the foul as deserved karma.