Former Indiana Fever guard Sydney Colson, who was left unsigned for the past season, is keeping herself busy while being away from the WNBA.

Former Indiana Fever guard Sydney Colson is sharing her wealth of knowledge with the next generation.

Sydney Colson’s criticism of Sophie Cunningham has caused a complicated conversation, with inclusion and what it actually means now entering the fold of WNBA discourse. The latest chapter in the debate on transgender athletes has now drawn in a Fox News commentator, who has questioned whether Colson’s idea of inclusion and opposition to Cunningham leaves room for all views.

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“Love a trans foul,” is the cryptic message Sophie Cunningham’s former Indiana Fever teammate Sydney Colson wrote on Instagram Threads following DiJonai Carrington’s Flagrant 2 foul on the 30-year-old during a matchup against the Chicago Sky on August 8. Now, Colson is back at it again after doubling down on this topic, this time with intensity.

Sydney Colson’s comments targeted certain players in the WNBA. Now, a Fox News host fired right back, saying the league’s race debate is built on a double standard.

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While Colson did not mention Sophie Cunningham by name, the discussion touched on an issue her former Fever teammate previously addressed publicly.