Women’s advocacy groups respond to Caitlin Clark’s answer on demonstrations at Fever games
Women's advocacy groups have reacted to comments made by WNBA star Caitlin Clark after she was asked about demonstrations taking place at Indiana Fever games tied to the "Save Women's Sports" movement. Her response sparked debate within the movement itself and among her fanbase, highlighting ongoing tensions in American sport over policies on transgender athletes competing in women's categories.
The controversy comes amid a broader wave of activism at WNBA venues, including a rally by former Olympic cyclist Inga Thompson in Portland in support of female-only sporting categories, and WNBA player Sophie Cunningham speaking out on the issue. Prominent Clark supporters Dave Portnoy and Megyn Kelly were both reported to have weighed in on her remarks, though the full detail of their reaction was not available in the source material.
- Caitlin Clark's remarks on Fever demonstrations sparked debate among advocacy groups.
- Row ties into wider "Save Women's Sports" activism at WNBA games.
- Clark supporters Dave Portnoy and Megyn Kelly reportedly reacted.