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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!(Dec. 8) -- Candace Parker, a 6-foot, 4-inch, 175-pound forward, leads the WNBA in rebounds and blocks, and was the first woman ever to dunk in an NCAA game. But will she ever play her brother, Anthony Parker of the Cleveland Cavaliers, in the NBA? NBA Commissioner David Stern, for one, doesn't see it as a stretch of the imagination. In remarks reported by Sports Illustrated writer Ian Thomsen, Stern said that there may be a woman playing alongside men in the NBA "in the next decade or so." As Thomsen put it, "it will be the sports equivalent of putting a man on the moon." Getty Images ...
My attention toward the world of sports has been taken up with soccer recently. But, with the Confederations Cup over and almost a full year until the World Cup, I decided to catch up on Wimbledon. Oh, how I almost instantly regretted it. "Good looks are a factor," All England Club Spokesman Johnny Perkins told the Daily Mail in explaining why the top-seeded female players were not being scheduled for the highly visible Centre Court. Of course, this isn't the first time sexism has been brought up this season at Wimbledon. Former tennis Champion Michael Stich recently caused a stir when he ...
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