Up until 2022, NCAA WBB teams were not allowed to have tournament brackets

Who is that? I don’t want to give clicks to click bait journalism

It's a Tweet from Outkick.

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Kamala Harris says women’s college basketball wasn’t “allowed to have brackets until 2022.”

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That's not some "out of context" bullshite. She actually said that and I think she believes it.

I think this is what she’s trying to refer to, but clearly she has no idea what she’s talking about.
Women weren’t officially a part of March Madness

The ability to say something so proudly and confidently yet be utterly and completely wrong is insane.

Politicians are something else.

i enjoyed how the guy interviewing her nodded his head in agreement.

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I tell my daughter daily: "If you get on your knees in front of the right men, you too could become vice president one day".

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This is absolutely 100% false and you should be ashamed of yourselves.

She didn’t get on her knees, she put her Heels Up.

In about 2005, I changed jobs and participated in their office bracket. The woman who won it the year before was bragging that she was going to win it again. Everyone was telling her she just got lucky.

She ended up submitting the women’s bracket unknowingly so never got to defend her ‘championship from year before.

She is pure plastic, like so many politicians are.

The women made up clandestine brackets anyway, scratching them in the dirt by the light of the full moon while their overseers slept. Drawing from ancient, female-centered spaces like astrology and oral history, many of these brackets were in fact superior to the computerized brackets of the big money men's tourney.

A rich (if underground) tradition of ethnically diverse and size-inclusive bobblehead giveaways took hold, offering a welcome counterpoint to, for instance, the Marcel Ozuna bobblehead once foisted on us by the Atlanta Br*ves- a plastic, dead-eyed tribute to a convicted abuser of women of color. Some years, these pioneering women even experimented with an ultra-inclusive "round robin" format that women's coach Pokey Chatman once described as "kinda like an ol' hippy-arse drum circle, but with free throws. Like hackysack for black girls."

NBA legend Greg Popovich is one of the few men willing to talk on record about the "Apartheid" (as he described it) of pre-2022 amateur basketball.

"The problem," Popovich opined, "is that most people care more about Dwyane Wade than Roe v. Wade. We've got a narcissistic frat boy trying to rip the country apart, and women weren't even allowed to play basketball until two years after we kicked his arse out. There's something profoundly wrong with that."