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American basketball player (born 1990)
Public reporting and fact-checks consistently state Brittney Griner was assigned female at birth, has not identified as transgender, and uses she/her pronouns; multiple outlets note repeated waves of ...
Public reporting and fact checks show Brittney Griner is publicly identified and reported as a woman who has long faced rumors about her voice and appearance; multiple outlets and fact-checkers have d...
Available reporting and fact-checking in the provided sources shows no verified public evidence that Brittney Griner is biologically male or has a Y chromosome; outlets that investigated rumors conclu...
There is that Brittney Griner is biologically male; the materials reviewed do not support the claim and primarily cover sports reporting and broader policy debates rather than Griner’s biological sex....
Public reporting and multiple fact-checks show Brittney Griner has publicly identified as a woman and a lesbian, and has not identified as transgender; rumors claiming she was assigned male at birth o...
Charlie Kirk is widely reported to have said, verbatim, across multiple media accounts that document his remarks criticizing the U.S. government’s prisoner swap decisions; outlets citing that exact wo...
Kamala Harris served as the 49th vice president from 2021 to 2025 and made a record number of tie‑breaking Senate votes while carrying out high‑profile policy portfolios and domestic political outreac...
Available reporting shows Brittney Griner has been arrested in the past — most prominently in Russia in February 2022 on drug-related charges tied to vape cartridges and later detained and sentenced b...
Brittney Griner was arrested in Russia in February 2022 after airport security found in her luggage and was charged under Russian law with possession and smuggling of illegal drugs; prosecutors said t...
Available reporting shows Brittney Griner was arrested in February 2022 at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport after Russian customs officials said they found cannabis‑derived vape cartridges in her luggage...
Mainstream reporting has repeatedly confronted and pushed back on a long-running cycle of rumors that Brittney Griner is not biologically female, with fact-checkers and reputable outlets concluding th...
Brittney Griner’s arrest and conviction in Russia were formally about possession and smuggling of cannabis oil vape cartridges, not her gender identity; U.S. officials and her legal team say gender wa...
Brittney Griner is widely reported and identified as a female professional basketball player; mainstream biographies describe her as an American woman and an openly gay female athlete . Reported quest...
Available reporting in the provided search results contains no verified medical records or court documents that state Brittney Griner’s sex assigned at birth; rather, contemporary coverage focuses on ...
Brittney Griner has, in public interviews, described feeling gender-nonconforming in appearance and voice while explicitly saying she never felt she was born the “wrong” sex; she has publicly identifi...
The WNBA did not initiate any league-wide “sex testing” policy nor did it suspend Brittney Griner over questions of her sex or gender; multiple fact-checks and reporting found the viral 2025 claims we...
Legal and medical records cited in reporting around Brittney Griner’s detention and trial consistently treated her as female: she was held in women’s facilities, her defense submitted U.S. medical rec...
Available reporting and public records in the provided sources do not show that Brittney Griner has legally changed her name or a gender marker. Major news and fact‑check outlets in the dataset docume...
Brittney Griner and others described Russia’s prisons — especially the penal colonies that house most convicts — as harsh, overcrowded, often resembling Soviet-era gulags, with systemic physical and s...
Brittney Griner says she spent nearly 300 days in Russian custody and described “less than human” conditions — including lack of soap, toilet paper, crowded barracks, forced labor and suicidal thought...