In the shadow of George Floyd Square, the Minnesota Lynx remain steadfast in the fight for racial justice

WITH A WIDE smile and a clap of her hands, Sylvia Fowles brings her Minnesota Lynx teammates together in a dark tunnel that leads to their home court at Target Center.

“Take care of each other; protect each other,” Fowles says as music from the arena seeps into their huddle, the noise growing louder as the 2,000-some fans prepare to greet their long-gone team. Read More

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