‘Glad I Ieft SF’ – Jennifer Sey reacts to abuse from Valkyries fans during Game 1 of the WNBA Finals
XX-XY Athletics founder Jennifer Sey reacted to fans of the Golden State Valkyries verbally attacking her as she sat in attendance for their WNBA Finals Game 1 win against the Atlanta Dream. Sey has been a part of WNBA discourse all summer, sharing strong support for Sophie Cunningham’s take against trans athletes competing in women’s sports.
Athletics founder Jennifer Sey expressed her reaction to fans of the Golden State Valkyries verbally attacking her during Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. Sey, a prominent supporter of Sophie Cunningham's stance against trans athletes in women's sports, attended the game in XX-XY Athletics gear, advocating against trans athletes in women's sports.
However, she faced verbal abuse from the fans after security warned her about her clothing choice. In a follow-up video, Sey revealed her shock and expressed her relief at leaving San Francisco, stating that the people were mean to her and causing her PTSD. XX-XY Athletics, Sey's brand, is known for its political stance against trans rights, which led to the fans' negative reaction.
Given the high-profile nature of the WNBA Finals and other public figures attending games to promote opposing ideas, more confrontations between fans and athletes are expected in the upcoming games.
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