Tish Hyman Torches the WNBA and Demands Boycott for Not Banning ‘Trans Men’ [WATCH]

Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, and rapper Tish Hyman is urging fans to boycott the WNBA.

She is attacking the league for refusing to formally ban men who identify as women from playing professional women’s basketball.

Hyman, known for Subway Art, targeted the WNBA in a post on X on Thursday.

Her criticism focused on the league’s reluctance to establish a clear policy concerning participation in women’s sports.

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“Women are 51% of the population. The WNBA’s stance on women’s sports is unacceptable. They don’t know how to protect female athletes. Boycott the WNBA until they respect biological women and fairness in sports,” she wrote in the post.

Hyman also called on women to stand up against what she characterized as cowardice by the WNBA.

Her message moved from the written post into a video in which she directly condemned the professional women’s basketball league.

“Women make up 51 percent of the population, we need to start acting like it,” she exclaimed. “Boycott the WNBA”

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She then questioned how the WNBA could fail to define and protect women while operating as a league for female players. Hyman emphasized the word represented by the first letter of the league’s name.

“They don’t know what a woman is? They don’t know how to protect women and girls sports in the WNBA, the W that stands for WOMAN?” she continued.

“Not trans, that starts with a T? Woman! Ya’all don’t know what that is?”

Hyman followed that criticism with another demand for a boycott.

She said girls deserve fairness not only while participating in sports, but also while using locker rooms connected to those sports.

“Boycott em. Our girls deserve fairness in their sports and in the locker room,” she said.

Her anger then turned toward the WNBA itself and players who have said they would not object to having a transgender person as a teammate.

Hyman accused those players of being dishonest about how they would respond to that situation.

“And I’m just having it really up to here with the WNBA and their cowardice. And every fucking WNBA player that says, ‘Oh, I don’t mind a trans on the team with me.’”

“You’re fucking lying,” she blasted.

Hyman connected her position to her own experience in a locker room.

She said having a male present was demeaning, crossed women’s boundaries, ignored their privacy, and disregarded what women actually want.

“You haven’t had it. You haven’t experienced having a male in the locker room with you. I have. It is fucking demeaning. It crosses our boundaries, it disregards our privacy. And what we actually want as women.”

She ended the video with an explicit condemnation of the WNBA. Hyman also extended her boycott demand to any other sports league that permits men to compete alongside women.

“F**k the WNBA,” she concluded.

“And any other sports league that allows men to play with women. Boycott them.”

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This was not Hyman’s only recent statement opposing transgender participation in women’s sports.

She also posted another video saying women do not want men who claim to be women admitted into the WNBA or spaces reserved for women.

In a post on X on August 13, Hyman addressed trans men and said their appearance remained an issue even if they are biologically women.

She again insisted that anyone considered a man should not enter women’s sports or spaces.

“We’re tired of the games. If trans men are biologically women, the issue is they look like men. We’re not having men of any form in women’s sports or spaces. If you’re a man, go to the NBA,” she wrote on X on August 13.

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