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# WNBA All-Star Chiney Ogwumike: "There's No Comparison For The Power of Women"

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## Video: WNBA All-Star Chiney Ogwumike: "There's No Comparison For The Power of Women"

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_Published 2026-03-10. On Tuesday, women involved in professional sports spoke at the TIME Women of the Year Leadership Forum in Los Angeles on Tuesday, moderated by TIME CEO Jessica Sibley. The panel included World Cup champion and gold medalist Kelley O’Hara, two-time Olympian and gold medalist Jordan Chiles, ESPN commentator and former WNBA All-Star Chiney Ogwumike, and chair of Deloitte U.S., Lara Abrash. Ogwumike said that collective action does not just need to happen among teams, but also among sports. She recalled how former soccer star and O’Hara’s former teammate Megan Rapinoe gave players of the WNBA notes to use for their own fight for better pay in women’s basketball._


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## Transcript

We wear so many different hats as women. And I do think that when we compare ourselves to the men, there's no comparison because we show up in ways that are so much more impactful. We have women going and playing and then giving birth, and then bringing their children to the arena, and then teaching them at night and reading them bedside stories. There's no comparison for the power of women, in my opinion. It's now getting that investment to understand that this is a league. These are sports that can stand on their own.

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