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Zion, then 11, attended the Pride event in April with his siblings and stepmother, actress Gabrielle Union.
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The game will feature rainbow thundersticks, while the 50/50 raffle and community spotlight will highlight Equal Rights Washington. The Storm will also tip off Seattle Pride weekend by playing the Connecticut Sun on June 24. On June 11, Seattle Storm mascot Doppler and the Storm Dance Troupe will attend the Seattle Pride Picnic.Highlights of WNBA Pride presented by Aquafina include: In addition, WNBA teams will have a presence at local Pride festivals and parades, and the league will march together with the NBA and NBA Development League at NYC Pride. Throughout the month, teams will offer special ticket packages, in-arena experiences and Pride-themed games. Fifty percent of the proceeds will benefit GLSEN, a long time WNBA partner, and the leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe and affirming schools for all students. The league will also promote WNBA Pride presented by Aquafina through integrated marketing, media, and grassroots initiatives.įans can purchase WNBA Pride T-shirts designed by adidas, the league’s official oncourt uniform and apparel provider, at. ET, ESPN2).īeginning in June and continuing through the season, the WNBA will host league and team Pride events on /pride and share Pride moments on the league’s social media channels with the hashtag #wnbapride. ET, ESPN2) and the Wings will visit the Sparks on June 28 (10 p.m.
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To close out the month, the Phoenix Mercury will face the Dallas Wings on June 21 (8 p.m. ET), followed by a rematch of last year’s WNBA Finals between the 2015 WNBA Champion Minnesota Lynx and the visiting Indiana Fever on June 14 (8 p.m. ESPN2 will tip off its Pride month coverage when the Los Angeles Sparks host the New York Liberty on June 7 (10 p.m. Each telecast will include in-game Pride-related content and the WNBA Pride logo on courtside signage. WNBA Pride will be highlighted by four nationally televised games on ESPN2.