ESPN sports commentator Stephen A. Smith has come out in support of rising WNBA player Sophie Cunningham after she started saying that transgender women should be excluded from women’s sports. Smith lauded her for speaking out and agreed that her views are “common sense.” “I can’t applaud her enough
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