Don't Point At Black People

Basketball player A'ja (not to be confused with Aja) Wilson signed a three-year, $5,000,000 contract with the Las Vegas Aces, earning an average annual salary of $1,666,667. In 2026 she will earn a base salary of $1,400,000, "while carrying a cap hit of $1,400,000 and a dead cap value of $5,000,000," whatever that means.

She gets all this money for running around a gymnasium dribbling a big bouncy ball and tossing it into a high, rimmed net every so often. Pretty nice gig, if you ask me. But wait, there's a downside: She will not tolerate anyone pointing at her! After all, she is black and we know that black lives matter, and pointing at someone must mean they don't matter. Right?

A'ja cries after the pointing.

Uh, no, that's not right. Okay, so being pointed at must hurt. Nope, there's no physical contact. So then what's the problem? Wilson recently had a cow because a white, male fan in the stands stood up and pointed at her after a player on the opposing team was cited with a foul, indicating it should have been her foul. 

A'ja was outraged and said later in a news conference that she "doesn't put up with that shit. It's unacceptable." So to be on the safe side, white people shouldn't point at black people, ever.  Apparently they don't like it.