Why WNBA players are telling the league: 'Pay us what you owe us'
When the WNBA’s biggest stars took the court for the league’s All-Star game in Indianapolis on Saturday night, every player on the floor wore a black T-shirt adorned with white lettering sharing a simple message:“Pay Us What You Owe Us.”After a weekend of celebration for a league that continues to rise in popularity, the players’ message was a reminder that they are still looking for a stronger financial foothold in a league that falls far behind its contemporaries in regard to how the
When the WNBA’s biggest stars took the court for the league’s All-Star game in Indianapolis on Saturday night, every player on the floor wore a black T-shirt adorned with white lettering sharing a simple message:“Pay Us What You Owe Us.”After a weekend of celebration for a league that continues to rise in popularity, the players’ message was a reminder that they are still looking for a stronger financial foothold in a league that falls far behind its contemporaries in regard to how the
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