As any long-time women’s sports fan (or player) will tell you, media accessibility is crucial to fostering lasting community and facilitating real-world change. For thirty years, the WNBA has been a league where players have leveraged their platforms to advocate for racial justice, equal pay, LGBTQ+ rights, and more. “As female athletes, [we’re] judged based on everything except the game we’re playing,” four-time WNBA champ Sue Bird notes. “It’s never just been about basketball.”