Following the post, Clark suggested that RG3 is "not having conversations at home about what Black women have to endure in this country," considering his wife is White. "All of it started over an ...

"It’s not about Black and White – it’s about that White player and that Black player," Smith said of Clark and Reese. "Why? Because of the history they had before they came to the WNBA.

Clark, 45, and Griffin, 35, both of whom are black, were teammates with Washington in 2014; Griffin’s ex-wife, Rebecca, and current wife, Grete, are both white. “The one thing we know about ...

About what young Black women and ... is] dealing with?" Clark asked. "You haven’t been able to do that because in both of your marriages, you’ve been married to White women." ...

Ryan Clark said he feels that Griffin is unqualified to say that about Reese because Griffin is married to a white woman and therefore does not understand black women like Reese. A report on Tuesd ...

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Ryan Clark said he feels that Griffin is unqualified to say that about Reese because Griffin is married to a white woman and therefore does not understand black women like Reese. Many people felt ...

Portnoy posted a video over six minutes long in which he said he "can't believe I'm ranting about this again," responding to Clark ... Black people who hate Caitlin just because she's White.

"I want to say I’ve earned every single thing, but as a White person, there is privilege," Clark told Time. "A lot of those players in the league that have been really good have been Black players.

Many people have called for Ryan Clark to be fired by ESPN in the wake of the comments the former NFL player made about ...

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you’ve been married to white women,” Clark said. “You haven’t had opportunities to have those conversations to educate you on what they’re feeling, what black women deal with ...