Analyst Accuses WNBA Of Treating People Like 'Public Enemy No.1' After Fans Wearing 'XX-XY' Shirts Nearly Get Kicked Out

A pair of fans—a mother and daughter—say they were nearly kicked out during an Atlanta Dream vs. Indiana Fever game after wearing XX-XY Athletics T-shirts that read “For the Girls.” The report says the duo, who paid about $1,000 each for tickets, were told to “cover up” the shirts by the Dream’s security team while watching, and later claimed they came close to being removed during overtime. Conservative analyst Laura Ingraham criticized the league on Fox News, arguing the WNBA and certain players are being treated as “public enemy number one,” and referencing the broader debate over trans-athlete eligibility. The WNBA later said the exchange “should not have happened,” and noted it has not released substantive eligibility criteria, while political pressure and fan demonstrations continue around Fever games.