According to the Washington Post, despite the WNBA seeing record growth and ratings thanks to Caitlin Clark, the league is still on track for record financial loss over the next two seasons. Why would a business that has never turned a profit, or broken even, have so much disdain for those responsible for its very existence? It all comes down to the age-old differences between men and women — Jason Whitlock explains.

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Ep 717 | The WNBA Owes the NBA, Caitlin Clark & the Patriarchy a Debt of Gratitude 40:56 Share

Fearless with Jason Whitlock

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Ep 717 | The WNBA Owes the NBA, Caitlin Clark & the Patriarchy a Debt of Gratitude