What DiJonai Carrington said about flagrant foul on Sophie Cunningham, 'white privilege' post
Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington made her first public comments following her WNBA ejection and subsequent controversial social media post.
Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington, 28, expressed disappointment over her flagrant foul against Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham on Aug. 8. Carrington, who is Black, claimed her foul was unintentional and emphasized that it was not a response to being given the ejection. She further clarified that her social media post about "white privilege" was a statement of her playing style, not a reaction to the foul.
Carrington, a Stanford graduate with degrees in Psychology and African-American/Black Studies, also addressed the WNBA's need for consistency in penalizing fouls, expressing her hope for equal treatment regardless of player identity or game circumstances.
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