Natasha Cloud refuses to address Enes Kanter Freedom by name in first comments on ejection incident
Natasha Cloud called Enes Kanter Freedom an "irrelevant person" in her first public comments since their courtside confrontation at a Chicago Sky game.
TL;DR
- Natasha Cloud described Enes Kanter Freedom as an "irrelevant person" in her first comments after their courtside confrontation.
- Cloud stated she will focus on issues affecting women and children, not "trans human beings" or "drag queens."
- Freedom was ejected from a game and banned from future Chicago Sky home games after the incident.
- The confrontation occurred when Freedom wore a shirt defining a woman as an "adult human female" and exchanged words with Cloud.
- Cloud praised the Chicago Sky organization for their handling of the situation and suggested the WNBA should follow their lead in protecting players.
- Cloud attributed repeated cultural and political distractions in the WNBA to men, referencing past dismissals of women's sports.