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Mom and daughter told to cover up XX-XY T-shirts, say they were threatened with ejection at Fever-Dream game

Fox News · 2 months ago

A Georgia mother and daughter forced to cover up XX-XY Athletics shirts during Indiana Fever vs. Atlanta Dream overtime after security intervened.

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