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Royce White Responds to Anti-Trans Exclusion Policy by the Patriarchal WNBA Brass

Shero Roysha White takes on the WNBA patriarchy.

On Monday the WNBA has ruled that former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White are ineligible to enter the league’s draft or play in the women’s circuit after both men announced they identify as women and formally declared for the 2027 draft.

The league has reportedly dismissed the moves as publicity stunts intended to mock the organization.

According to reports from Front Office Sports, the WNBA stated it “is not going to give oxygen to efforts designed to mock the league or use this topic to demean and marginalize others” and “will not allow outside pressure or manufactured controversy to dictate league processes.”

It was another preachy nothingburger from the world’s most dysfunctional sports league.

Following the news on Monday, Royce (Roysha) released a statement on X.

This was truly epic!

Here is Roy (Roysha) White’s statement on Monday after the bigoted anti-trans league banned biological men from its rosters.

Royce White:  They’re really showing their true colors. Everybody was all pride this inclusion that until Roysha popped on the scene, now it’s get surgery, take hormones, wear a dress? The hypocrisy is astounding! These haters don’t care about Blacks, they don’t care about Womxn and they don’t care about Transgenders. Y’all are fake allies! You don’t know my strugg

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3 thoughts on “Royce White Responds to Anti-Trans Exclusion Policy by the Patriarchal WNBA Brass”

  1. Any person born a physical male should not be allowed to play in female sport. If they really want to play in a sport, they’re can play with their own gender if they can make the cut. If they can’t make the cut, then find something they can excell at. Just because you “want” to do something doesn’t mean you can. I might want to go to the moon but I know I can’t. You have to be the cream to get to the top.

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