WNBA Star Angel Reese w/ A Message [VIDEO]

WNBA Star Angel Reese w/ A Message [VIDEO]
Angel Reese appears to be addressing the noise with a little help from Beyoncé.
The Chicago Sky forward posted a TikTok selfie video set to Beyoncé’s “Formation,” specifically the part where Bey says:
“You know you that b*tch / When you ’cause all this conversation / Always stay gracious / Best revenge is your paper.”
The post comes after the WNBA launched an investigation into alleged racist remarks made by fans during the Sky’s May 18 game against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
Angel’s video also follows former NFL star Ryan Clark slamming Robert Griffin III for saying Angel “hates” Caitlin Clark.
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He also questioned whether RG3 could truly understand Angel’s experience as a Black woman, saying,
“You haven’t been able to do that because in both of your marriages, you’ve been married to White women.”
RG3 responded, calling Ryan’s comments “cowardly, spineless, and weak,” and said he crossed a line by “attacking” his family over a “sports opinion.”
What do y’all think of Angel’s post?
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