#black chiney

[possible-streetwear]

DAVID REDON

[dhusa]

Bobby Chin of Black Chiney Sound, Dancehall Hot Seat

[cozyaliensuperstar7]

Sisters:

Venus and Serena

Nneka and Chiney

serenawilliams:

Venus — my bestie, my sister, and my biggest inspiration 💋🎾 #UltaBeauty asked me to share why my bestie is beautiful, so I’m celebrating @venuswilliams’ beauty because: — She is my biggest motivator and supporter. l always say there would be no Serena without Venus.  — She makes me laugh. I can always count on Venus for a good time - we have so much fun together!— She lets me steal her makeup 😂 no matter how much little sis energy I bring, she still remains the most beautiful person inside and out. Your turn to bring the #Joyforward!  Share why your best friend is beautiful, inside and out, and tag @ultabeauty with #JoyForward 💌⬇️

[theartofsupafly]

[fruitbasketball]

Nae is 100% right about CC. I get it’s not fair they’re using her name like this and she didn’t ask for this but girl you know you see it. Just saying she doesn’t agree with anyone trying to use her name to get a racist message across would’ve been nice. I’ve never actively disliked this girl but am so disappointed with how she’s handling this. Idk if it’s her PR team or what but make a simple statement damn

yeah it’s just a very, very privileged statement to say you “just wanna play basketball”

some things are bigger than basketball girl and this is one of them

i got an ask the other day about the way chiney and draya are being treated as bw too and it’s just heartbreaking

y’all built this league off the backs of black women and you can’t even say two words to defend them it’s so fucking pitiful

[saturnm00nstar]

The conversations around Kate’s sweet comments about A’ja and it becoming about Caitlin is tiring. It is known that on Iowas team Kate was the leader, not Caitlin.

And frankly, I am tired of the excuses when it comes to Caitlin fans on Twitter and on here. Just because Caitlin herself has not said anything racist does not mean her association to people who have absolve her from it. Her not saying anything about it makes her silently complicit cause it’s not hard to say “ I don’t support…” it’s just not. She does not have control of peoples actions; however, why would allow people to spew racist and misogynoir comments in your name? If you do not agree with what people are saying why continue to have your name be a part of it.

And y’all can say, “ oh, but she’s not on social media”. She has literally been liking instagram tweets and are in her teammates comments, so that excuse doesn’t work. Above that the conversations around her have gone outside of social media and is now being talked about on tv. If anything this illustrates the privilege that she has to not address this while Black women in the league are continuously being badgered by it and are being seen as anger, jealous, bitter, aggressive, etc

Why is it that she’s allowed to just want to play ball, but other women of color have to be the ones that have to continue the conversation? Between Chiney, Ella, Andraya they are trying to shut this down, but misogynistic men and racist fans continue to make it worse.

It’s not fun anymore! She brought eyes to league as has other rookies, but her fans have made it to space that was comfortable for women of all colors and identities who love the game basketball, into a literal hell. It’s irritating that she won’t say anything about it!

Y’all can disagree with me whatever I don’t care I just needed to get that off my chest.

[dragonedged-if]

Shuffle your favorite playlist and post the first five songs that come up. Then copy/paste this ask to your favorite mutuals. 🎶🎧💜💙🤗

Hello, Tori :)

Tagging with no pressure: @smzeszikorova, @amyreads and open tag

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[fiercynn]

Staley is beloved by her players, including the former ones who make it a point to come back and create relationships with subsequent teams. Her success and reputation also resonate beyond South Carolina. It’s one thing for Hall and Cardoso and Paopao to call her the GOAT; but for two straight seasons, Staley has been voted as the coach most players around the country want to play for. Chiney Ogwumike called her “one of one” and said this season was “absolutely” Staley’s finest coaching job. “No starters, all translating to the W, which means she’s doing her job,” Ogwumike said, “And then to bring them back (to the Final Four) in an undefeated fashion and win. But it keeps getting better and better.” It’s hard to imagine what Staley can do to top an undefeated campaign, one that completes a three-year stretch of finishing 109-3. She hasn’t yet won back-to-back, and in doing so could join even more select company in 2025. (Those coaches are USC’s Linda Sharp, 1983-84; Tennessee’s Pat Summitt, 1996-98, 2007-08; and UConn’s Geno Auriemma, 2002-04, 2009-10, 2013-16.) But Staley’s impact has always been in the relationships she’s developed, like when she carried on Carolyn Peck’s tradition of giving a piece of the net to the Black women coaches, and in doing so, fostered a community within that group. The impact is seen in the South Carolina alums who excel at the next level but still call on Staley for counsel, whether that’s A’ja Wilson simply needing to check in at least every two weeks or Zia Cooke calling for a confidence boost.

[newsconduct]

Chiney Ogwumike Husband: Her Affairs & Relationships

Chiney Ogwumike Husband: Her Affairs & Relationships

Many Internet users have typed “Chiney Ogwumike husband” into a search engine in an effort to get the answer to their question. Considering how stunning this 6 foot 3 inch WNBA star is, we can’t say that we blame them. Despite the interest, Chiney has kept relatively quiet about her private life. At present, the Nigerian-American basketball star is the only WNBA player and the first Black Woman…

[thelegendarybre]

"BLANCO "The Secret Garden" Promo Mix Vol. II By Yung Chiney" by YungChiney

[walshyfire]

(Riddimstream™)

[blackbeautyro]

[theartofsupafly]

[theindustr1ous]

Zara Larsson | Don’t Let Me Be Yours (Black Chiney Remix)

@industr1ous

[thebsideofthings]

“I think for women who’ve often been underpaid, we know that Black women often are underpaid, and queer people. When you add all the layers on top of that, for us to fight this fight and kind of take our power back.

We set out a year ago, that we’re going to bet on women, that we want more, and that we’re demanding more, and that we deserve more. It’s still sinking in for me — what this means as the foundation we’re setting, what this means in the context of history, and even social justice… What better way to fight for social justice than to do a deal like this?”

- Layshia Clarendon of the Connecticut Sun speaking about the new WNBA collective bargaining agreement

[worlmag]

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