The WNBA’s historic deal teaches girls everywhere to advocate for themselves | Etan Thomas
•A landmark new CBA should be a moment of progress.
•Instead, the discourse around the negotiations revealed the same old attitudes – and my daughters recognized them instantlyI interviewed Jemele Hill for my podcast The Rematch and asked for her reacti...
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportA landmark new CBA should be a moment of progress. Instead, the discourse around the negotiations revealed the same old attitudes – and my daughters recognized them instantly
I interviewed Jemele Hill for my podcast The Rematch and asked for her reaction to the WNBA’s landmark new collective bargaining agreement, a seven-year deal that includes a salary cap increase to $7m (up from $1.5m in 2025), maximum salaries approaching $1.4m, 20% revenue sharing, expanded rosters, charter flights and more.
Hill didn’t mince words.
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