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Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve wore a "Trans Kids Belong" shirt before facing the Indiana Fever, days after Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender participation in women's sports. ESPN highlighted and praised the gesture, adding another chapter to the ongoing debate.
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00:01The debate surrounding Sophie Cunningham followed her all the way to Minnesota.
00:06Before the fever faced the links, Minnesota head coach Cheryl Reeve arrived wearing a shirt that read, Trans Kids Belong.
00:15Well, we see Cheryl Reeve wearing a shirt today in support of trans kids.
00:21Trans kids belong on the shirt just in the aftermath of Sophie Cunningham's recent comment.
00:27The message came days after Cunningham said she believes girls' and women's sports should be protected from biological males competing
00:34in female categories.
00:36ESPN's broadcast highlighted Reeve's shirt, calling the gesture thoughtful and praising the message.
00:42The shirt immediately became part of the ongoing discussion surrounding Cunningham's comments.
00:48While the two spoke briefly before the game, the moment underscored how one interview has grown into one of the
00:53biggest conversations currently surrounding the WNBA.
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