WNBA Racism Investigation Results

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WNBA finds no 'racist fan behavior'

WNBA unable to ‘substantiate’ claims of racism in its investigation

Claims of bigotry, discrimination, and racist fan behavior after a WNBA game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky earlier this month were not verifiable. The game was played at Gainbridge Fieldhouse and featured a contentious matchup between league rivals Caitlin Clark of the Fever and Angel Reese of the Sky on May 17.

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WNBA says it 'could not substantiate report of racist fan behavior' after investigation into Sky vs. Fever

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WNBA investigation: Reports of racist fan behavior directed at Angel Reese during Fever-Sky game 'not substantiated'

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An Indiana senator has made a demand of Angel Reese after WNBA investigation ends

Last week, when it was reported the league was investigating the situation, both Reese and Fever guard Caitlin Clark applauded the decision and said there's "no place" for such behavior in the WNBA.

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Angel Reese Unleashes Head-Scratching Cryptic Message After WNBA Announced They Found Zero Evidence Of Racist Fan Behavior Towards Her

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WNBA Found No Evidence Of “Racist” Speech Towards Angel Reese During Caitlin Clark Matchup

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Dave Portnoy blasts WNBA for racism investigation after Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark kerfuffle

The Barstool Sports founder said Indiana Fever fans "deserve better" after the franchise and the WNBA "made something outta nothing" with the league's investigation into allegations of racism during the Fever-Sky game on May 17.

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After WNBA racism investigation, Chiney Ogwumike forced to apologize

The WNBA confirmed on Tuesday that their investigation into racist comments made towards Angel Reese were "not substantiated"