The WNBA has a problem it never thought it would have to solve: How to define the first letter of its acronym, the one that explicitly distinguishes it from its brother league, the NBA.

For years, the WNBA has served as sports' loudest megaphone for wokeness. In 2021, the league identified "LGBTQ+ advocacy with a focus on trans rights" as one of its Justice Movement priorities and conducted education sessions on trans inclusivity. Its members have recently criticized anyone who questioned whether biological sex should determine participation in women's sports.

"This is a choice that I am making to feel more in control of my life," said Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) about her decision to freeze her eggs, a process she recently chose to livestream on her Instagram account. She went so far as to post a video of herself injecting fertility medications in a green room before going on ABC News' "This Week" and formally announcing her decision on the show.

The idea that egg freezing allows women to gain more control over their lives is popular, and it's certainly a comfort to many women who feel they aren't ready for motherhood but don't want to forgo that potential. However, for