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DiJonai Carrington, who declared 'White privilege' after ejection, plays vs Storm as WNBA remains silent

DiJonai Carrington's 'white privilege' comment after a flagrant foul has sparked debate in the WNBA

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DiJonai Carrington was ejected from a game after committing a flagrant foul on Sophie Cunningham. Carrington later posted on social media that the incident was about 'white privilege'. The WNBA has not yet commented on the matter.

Carrington has since played against the Seattle Storm. The Florida Attorney General has stated he would have charged Carrington with assault over the foul. Carrington's coach has backed her, stating the foul was not intentional.

Carrington has since clarified that her 'white privilege' comment was not directed at the ejection. The New York Post and Yahoo Sports have covered the incident and Carrington's subsequent statements.

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Quick answers

What did DiJonai Carrington say about the foul?

Carrington stated that the foul was not intentional. She also posted on social media that the incident was about 'white privilege'.

What has the WNBA said about the incident?

The WNBA has not yet commented on the matter.

What did the Florida Attorney General say about the foul?

The Florida Attorney General stated he would have charged Carrington with assault over the foul.

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DiJonai Carrington Sophie Cunningham WNBA flagrant foul white privilege Florida Attorney General

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