Jemele Hill States Chennedy Carter, Not Caitlin Clark, Is The Victim

The usual suspects in the sports media continue to downplay Chennedy Carter's cheap shot on Caitlin Clark during a matchup last Saturday. But we hadn't yet seen anyone claim that Carter is the victim.

Then Jemele Hill weighed in.

Hill sympathized with Carter in an X post on Tuesday. She credited Carter for showing "resolve" during a loss against the New York Liberty. 

 "I’m guessing it’s been a rough couple days for Chennedy Carter, but she is showing some serious resolve,"Hil postedl. "She’s played an incredible first half against the Liberty. Has 15 so far and helped them climb out of a double-digit lead. Lost in all the conversation is that she is a baller. #WNBA."

Hmm. 

Let's recap:

Chennedy Carter charged at Caitlin Clark while calling her a "bitch." Carter then "liked" posts on X telling her to injure Clark and posts joking about Clark's race. 

The WNBA didn't fine or suspend Carter for targeting a player on the court with whom she admitted to having a personal problem. 

Yet according to the Race Lady, Carter had a "rough couple of days."

All that defense from ESPN, USA Today, and "The View" must have taken a toll on Carter. 

As we warned over the weekend, someone will seriously injure Clark on the basketball court if the media continues to stoke the racial hostility around her. 

Predictably, the likes of Hill, Monica McNuttjob, and Chiney Ogwumike spent the past week more concerned about protecting Carter's image than Clark's safety. 

Carter is not a victim. Nor is her teammate Angel Reese, who cheered when Carter slammed Clark to the floor. Carter and Reese are bitter women who no one outside of hardcore basketball fans had heard of until they picked a fight with Clark. 

Even Dan Patrick, one of the least