Former Vikings captain Jack Brewer calls out Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve for ‘trans kids belong’ shirt
A protest demonstration unfolded outside the Target Center in Minneapolis before a WNBA matchup between the Lynx and Fever, marking the third in a series of organized gatherings around the question of transgender athlete participation in women's sports. Women's rights advocates and pro-inclusion counter-protesters gathered as the game featuring Sophie Cunningham—an Indiana Fever player who has advocated for biological-sex-based athletic categories—approached.
Inside the arena, Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve wore apparel stating 'trans kids belong,' a message interpreted by observers as a public position on the inclusivity debate dominating the weekend's discourse. Former Minnesota Vikings captain Jack Brewer publicly commented on the juxtaposition of these competing viewpoints playing out simultaneously in the state.
- Organized rally outside Minneapolis Target Center before Lynx-Fever game featured competing demonstrations over women's sports inclusion policies
- Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve wore shirt reading 'trans kids belong' ahead of game involving Sophie Cunningham, whose public stance on transgender athlete participation sparked the protest
- Third organized rally in series highlighting ongoing cultural divide over athletic eligibility and gender identity