Conversations with My Daughter
Candace Parker has something to say to everyone.
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Candace Parker has something to say to everyone.
That fear and understanding that this is what goes on, that’s something you can’t teach somebody.
It really is like the W has entered into some golden age of exciting young players.
Keep on fighting, Black girls. I see you. I got you.
When the WNBA announced that it was moving forward with the 2020 season, and laid out its plans for the bubble, I found myself conflicted.
When someone says a black man is being aggressive, that’s it — it’s over. There’s no coming back from that. Anything you say or do will just prove their point.
It’s way past time for me to take a more public role in the battle against Lyme disease — a battle that I’ve been fighting mostly privately for years.
It’s time to think boldly about what a reimagined world can look like.
The work everyone’s been talking about? This is the work. And I’m ready for it.
An injustice to one race is an injustice to all races.
If you’re silent, you are part of the problem.
The Players’ Tribune recruited two pros to draft an All-Decade womens’ hoops team — college edition.
Times like this are when leadership really matters.
So, my mom … I truly believe that she was put on this earth for me.
In the sports world, one of the toughest things to think about is the college seniors.
I know that this next step in my journey, playing professional basketball in the WNBA, will be a demanding one.
In one year, I’ve been named to both the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame.
It’ll get worse before it gets better. I just hope that it doesn’t last for a long time.
No matter what I wear or what part of the store it comes from, I’m still going to put my T.Y. swag on it.
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You know it’s never going to be over with a squad as deep and as tough as this one.
I’ve known I wanted to play professional basketball since I got my first scholarship offer in eighth grade. Being in the WNBA? On the Lynx?! I can’t imagine any
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