WNBA Players Disqualified for Kneeling During National Anthem

In a move that has ignited intense debate, two WNBA players were disqualified from a recent game after kneeling during the national anthem. The incident has reignited discussions about patriotism, protest, and freedom of expression in sports.

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The players, whose identities remain undisclosed, took a knee as the anthem played, using the moment to highlight social injustices. However, league officials swiftly removed them from the game, citing a violation of protocol.

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A WNBA spokesperson explained, “While we respect the right to free expression, there are certain moments during our events where we expect players to adhere to our traditions.” This decision has divided fans and critics alike, with some applauding the league’s stance and others condemning it as an attempt to silence dissent.

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