Enes Kanter responds to the "W" in the "WNBA"

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Summary

Enes Kanter criticizes the WNBA's commissioner for reportedly struggling to define what a woman is, questioning the league's identity after 30 years. He states that if the league cannot define a woman, he identifies as one.

Structure

1Introduction of Enes Kanter's response to the WNBA.
2Kanter questions the WNBA commissioner's inability to define 'woman'.
3He highlights the league's long history and the perceived disrespect.
4Kanter concludes by stating his own identity if the definition is unclear.

Product placement

WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association): This is the professional women's basketball league in the United States. It appears as the subject of discussion and is mentioned multiple times. Removing it would fundamentally change the video's topic. It acts as the league being discussed.

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Enes Kanter responds to the "W" in the "WNBA" If they can't define what a woman is — Im a woman IS BASKETBALL If they can't define what a woman is — Im a woman JUST COMMISSIONER WNBA UM THEY'RE OUT IS ACTUALLY MEETING LETTER AROUND ABOUT DISRESPECTFUL ALL ACTUALLY LEAGUE HISTORY THEY WOMAN

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#eneskanter #WNBA #NBA #caitlinclark #fever

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Transcript

But this is the woman's National Basketball Association. So the question is, um, just a couple days ago, uh, the commissioner of the WNBA, um, message every GM, uh, they're still trying to figure out what a woman is. And they are actually having a meeting this week, uh, about what that letter stands for. And, and their league. And it's been around for 30 years. So think about how disrespectful that statement is. To all the players who actually played in that league in their history. So if they can't define what a woman is, I'm a woman.