US State Department now classifies WNBA player Brittney Griner as 'wrongfully detained' in Russia
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Russia 'wrongfully detained' Brittney Griner in February, State Department spox says
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Brittney Griner arrest in Russia: State Department says WNBA star 'doing as well as can be expected'
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National College Players Association files civil rights complaint with U.S. Department of Education against Division I schools
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Brittney Griner's Russia detention: US State Department 'consistently denied access'
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