Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White publicly condemns racist and abusive online messages directed at Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas. The comments come after Thomas revealed that she has received hateful threats, including death threats, following a foul involving Caitlin Clark. According to the reports, White calls the harassment “absolutely unacceptable,” expressing support for Thomas and criticizing the behavior directed at her. The coverage from multiple outlets characterizes the messages as racist vitriol and notes that the backlash is tied to the incident between Thomas and Clark. While the outlets focus on White’s response, they also consistently attribute the revelations to Thomas, who describes the scale and severity of the online abuse she says she has received. No outlet disputes Thomas’s account of the threats; instead, all three emphasize the condemnation and the message that online harassment is not acceptable.
Fever coach Stephanie White condemns racist online harassment after Alyssa Thomas death threats
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White publicly condemns racist and abusive online messages directed at Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas. The comments come after Thomas revealed that she has receive...
- Alyssa Thomas says she receives racist abuse and death threats online.
- The threats follow a foul involving Caitlin Clark.
- Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White responds, saying the harassment is “absolutely unacceptable.”
- White’s comments are reported as support for Thomas after Thomas publicly revealed the abuse.
- Multiple outlets describe the messages as hateful and racist.
Stephanie White spoke up for her former player after Thomas revealed she'd been receiving death threats
1 month agoAlyssa Thomas says she has received racist threats and abuse since her foul involving Caitlin Clark. Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White says that's 'absolutely unacceptable.'
1 month agoWhite's comments came in the wake of Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas revealing that she’s received hateful online messages.
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