
Donald Trump is busy raging against sports stars protesting racism and police brutality.
The movement where players kneel during the national anthem was started by NFL player Colin Kaepernick last year.
But it has recently drawn much-needed coverage after Donald Trump attempted to squash the protests by repeatedly ranting about it - predictably on Twitter and in a style reminiscent of reality TV.
The movement has spilled over into baseball and the NBA, much to the President's displeasure - but Trump has overlooked some of the athletes who have defied him.
Before Kaepernick, female basketball players were already protesting.
New York Liberty team members wore t-shirts with #BlackLivesMatter printed on them while warming up for a game in July last year.
And in September 2016, Women's NBA players started kneeling during the anthem.
Here is the entire Indiana Fever team doing so.
The Indiana #Fever join arms and take a knee during tonight's anthem... https://t.co/iGzfbofTsk— Dave Furst (@Dave Furst) 1474497165
And members of Phoenix Mercury.
Two members of Phoenix Mercury, Kelsey Bone and Mistie Bass, kneel during National Anthem tonight at WNBA playoffs. https://t.co/tmtAbUXHZb— Mechelle Voepel (@Mechelle Voepel) 1474496178
Yet the players who have dedicated themselves to the protest for so long have barely been mentioned.
Don’t overlook them. #WNBA https://t.co/WM6CL9hcUA— Meg Linehan (@Meg Linehan) 1506226278
@itsmeglinehan Black women have always been on the forefront of resistance. This can not be forgotten. 👊🏽— Shireen Ahmed (@Shireen Ahmed) 1506259183