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Breaking Barriers: Kaitlyn Chen and Natalie Nakase Make History with Golden State Valkyries
Breaking Barriers? More Like Breaking Laptops
Kaitlyn Chen just became the first Taiwanese-American in WNBA history—and she did it while sipping boba tea like it’s her pre-game ritual.
Natalie Nakase? She’s not just coaching—she’s architecting history as the first Asian-American head coach. And yes, her defense is that chaotic.
Seriously though—two trailblazers from different sides of the Pacific? That’s not diversity bingo. That’s cultural calculus on full display.
Watch for steals that look like they’re stolen from a spy movie. Or better yet—watch for when someone says “she didn’t score” and you whisper… yet. 🫣
You know what this means? Future pro leagues should start offering bonus points for ‘emotional resilience + triple-digit hustle’.
Who else is already drafting them into their fantasy team? Comment below—let’s make this official!
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