It happened again - a trans reality star was arrested Sunday in connection with crimes against children in Georgia.

The fan's viral faceplant somehow appeared less humiliating than the behavior of woke players and coaches in the heavily subsidized WNBA.

"It's a thinly veiled sexist joke, revealing the actual truth about how he and his organization feel about women's sports."

“There’s some things we have in common and maybe some things you differ on, just like any issues," Cheryl Reeve said.

"Respondent's posts had a harmful and detrimental impact on the LGBTQ+ community, particularly in Grand Traverse County."

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White was asked about men in women's sports, but she did not stand by her star player on the issue.

Indiana Fever star player Sophie Cunningham was somehow at fault Sunday after being struck by an opposing team's player.

"This really hurt more than most. How can one person's hateful voice carry this far?" one upset, woke Canadian wrote on social media.

Fans who support transgender athletes hijacking women's sports don't realize that letting men play against women will be the end of the WNBA.

Caitlin Clark made it clear on Sunday that she is focused on basketball, not taking sides on the issue of men in women's sports.