WNBA fight over males in women's sports exposes how the left keeps answering a question nobody asked

WNBA player Natasha Cloud had a message for transgender people Sunday night.

The Chicago Sky guard wrote on social media that trans people "belong," that they're loved, seen and "perfect as you are." She added that they would always be "protected" by her.

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It came after Cloud confronted Enes Kanter Freedom during the Sky's 113-90 loss to the Indiana Fever at Wintrust Arena on Sunday night.