WASHINGTON (TNND) — Texas GOP Attorney General Ken Paxton said he has concerns about the way supporters of Sophie Cunningham have been treated by the Women’s National Basketball Association.
“Look, I think they’re working on it,” Paxton said during an interview with Fox News Digital. “I have concerns … but I’m hopeful that things are getting better in that regard.”
Paxton’s statements come after reports of supporters of Indiana Fever player Cunningham being mistreated.
Recently, there have been pro-Cunningham rallies to show support of the player who said that biological men shouldn’t play in women’s sports.
The rally in Toronto, Canada, consisted of people wearing XX-XY Athletics T-shirts.
There was another report where a mother and daughter said they were threatened to be kicked out of an Indiana Fever game because of the XX-XY shirts they were wearing.
A security guard reportedly told them that fans were offended by their shirts so they had to change or they would be escorted out of the building.
Paxton said he wanted to make sure fans were being treated fairly.
“Look, we’re looking at it,” he stated. “We wanna make sure that they are treated fairly”