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The latest chapter in the WNBA’s history of shared urgency around social causes was written early Wednesday when Atlanta Dream co-owner Kelly Loeffler was unseated in Georgia Donald Trump’s incessant jousting with professional athletes, starting with his sensational broadside on Colin Kaepernick in the early days of his presidency, prompted a movement within sports that not only brought attention to social and racial injustice, but gave rise to a mainstreaming of athlete activism not seen since Muhammad Ali, Jim Brown and Kareem Abdul‑Jabbar manned the front lines of the civil rights movement the 1960s. Related: The most notable US athletes of 2020: No 4 – Breanna Stewart, the unstoppable ally pic.twitter.com/YtwexUHuvV I am proud of these players. Thank you for connecting the dots between social justice & voting. @ReverendWarnock is one of the bright stars vying to for U.S. Senate in Georgia - he’s got this. https://t.co/w6nAFG0p6K May 13: Warnock polls 4th, 9% July 29: Warnock 4th, 9% Aug 4: WNBA players wear “Vote Warnock” shirts Aug. 10: Warnock 3rd, 14% Sept. 10: Warnock 3rd, 19% Oct. 2: Warnock 1st, 28% Nov. 3: Warnock forces a runoff Jan. 5: Warnock wins a Senate seat Continue reading…
