Jemele Hill

“I think that when human lives are at stake, it’s bigger than anything else,” the basketball star Breanna Stewart said.

For college coaches, greed is just business.

With the league more popular than ever, players know their worth—and they aren’t afraid to let leadership know it.

Three decades ago, 2 Live Crew fought a First Amendment battle against the government—and won.

Women’s basketball players are demanding higher pay. That’s what happens when business is booming.

To believe that pressure from Donald Trump had nothing to do with Major League Baseball’s decision would require ignoring some awfully big coincidences.

College programs are about to start paying athletes big money. Under new federal policy, women will see very little of it.

Many Black sports stars refused to be silent during the 2020 election. This time around, silence seems to suit them just fine.

<span>The WNBA’s newfound popularity has triggered a boom in commentary from men who have no idea what they’re talking about.</span>

Show them the money.