OUTRAGE: WNBA Store Blocks “Jesus Christ” on Custom Jersey — While “Muhammad” and “Allahu Akbar” Clear Initial Filter

The WNBA’s official store has reportedly blocked the customization of jerseys with the name “Jesus Christ” and the phrase “Jesus is God,” while allowing Islamic names and phrases like “Muhammad” and “Allahu Akbar” to pass through its initial screening. Tests by social media users and news outlets allegedly confirmed this discrepancy, leading to accusations of a double standard and selective silencing of viewpoints. The WNBA store, operated by Fanatics, states it rejects slang, phrases, or profanity, but users claim phrases like “Praise Allah” and “Hate Jesus” were accepted, while Christian terms were blocked.

• The WNBA official store’s customization system reportedly rejects “Jesus Christ” and “Jesus is God.”
• The system reportedly allows Islamic names and phrases like “Muhammad” and “Allahu Akbar” to be customized.
• Social media users and The Gateway Pundit conducted tests that allegedly confirmed this discrepancy.
• Accusations of a double standard and selective silencing of viewpoints have emerged.
• This controversy follows other incidents where the WNBA has been accused of political bias and intimidating fans with opposing viewpoints.