A recent development in women's sports has been accompanied by rallies outside games. The Indiana Fever, a WNBA team, has had groups rallying against transgender participation in women's sports at their recent games. Sophie Cunningham, a player for the Fever, has made comments about the issue.
She expressed that she is not concerned about being a distraction for her team. Further details about Cunningham's comments and the rallies are available from KPRC 2 / Click2Houston.
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