Breanna Stewart and WNBA Stars Have Social Justice Council Meeting To Plan Support For Kamala Harris, But Fans Still Can’t Get Enough Of Caitlin Clark

As the Team USA women’s basketball team prepares to win its eight consecutive Olympic gold medal, the WNBA players that comprise the squad are also formulating an organized and united plan on how they choose to support Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in these upcoming Olympics.& Team USA women’s& 5×5 hoops made its Olympic debut in 1976, and the U.S. has dominated, winning nine gold medals – including seven consecutive starting with the 1996 Atlanta Olympics – one silver and one bronze. The U.S. did not participate in the 1980 Moscow Olympics, therefore the Soviet Union won gold at the 1976 Montreal Games and in 1980, and the Unified Team (made up of former Soviet republics) captured gold at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. WNBA Social Justice Council plan on how to use the league support influenced by rookies like Caitlin Clark to support Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris (Photo: Getty Images) After that, it’s been all Team USA sweeping any team that stands in its wake. WNBA Social Justice Council Meets On Ways To Support Kamala Harris Presidential Campaign The WNBA’s Social Justice Council is meeting in Paris and discussing ways that the league can leverage its burgeoning popularity to support...