Caitlin Clark slammed by Megyn Kelly for ‘apologizing’ for being white in Time magazine interview

Caitlin Clark has faced criticism for acknowledging her white privilege in a recent interview where she was named TIME Athlete of the Year for 2024.

The basketball professional made headlines after her outstanding performance in her rookie season with the Indiana Fever.

Clark’s comments about the privilege of being white in a predominantly Black league have sparked controversy, with some, like commentator Megyn Kelly, accusing her of unnecessary self-criticism.

Megyn Kelly shared her thoughts on social media, denouncing Clark’s remarks as insincere and condescending towards Black players.

Caitlin Clark has been named TIME Athlete of the Year after her record-breaking WNBA season

Megyn Kelly accused the WNBA star of being fake for ‘all-but apologizing’ for her race

During her debut season in the WNBA, Clark faced backlash for various incidents, including being pushed to the ground by another player.

There have also been claims that Black players in the league do not receive the recognition they deserve, as stated by A’ja Wilson from the Las Vegas Aces.

In response, Clark emphasized the importance of elevating Black women in sports and acknowledged the privilege she holds as a white individual.

She recognized the legacy of Black players in the WNBA and the contributions they have made to the league.