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ANGEL REESE: I won,t stoop so low to do the same thing you are doing to me. you can get off the high horse.Angel Reese react to Natasha respond to her, on social media handles
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It is not easy being Angel Reese. Despite being one of the most celebrated female college basketball players of this decade, Reese has been subjected to taunts and online hatred as her fame grew over the past year. As a Black woman, Reese has been the target of racist screeds and even death threats on social media — which has been immensely difficult for the 21-year-old to handle as she tries to focus on her upcoming career in the WNBA.
The negative comments about Reese continued Sunday, even though she wasn’t playing in the NCAA championship game between the Iowa Hawkeyes and the South Carolina Gamecocks. As Reese got into a discussion about how the game was being officiated, the former LSU Tigers star had to take time out to acknowledge that she was once again at the center of a controversy
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As far as provocative X posts go, Reese did not appear to be courting controversy when she quote-tweeted WNBA star Natasha Cloud’s tweet questioning the standard of refereeing for the championship game in Cleveland. Reese simply said she had “hit delete about six times” on her own post about how Iowa held a significant free-throw advantage in the first half.