​Photo by Christian Alminana/Getty Images for Cannes LionsThere was an incident involving the XX-XY shirts at a recent Indiana Fever vs Atlanta Dream game that has seen the WNBA get some backlash.After two fans were told to cover their XX-XY shirts by security, the WNBA put out a statement that said it should not have happened.Kasey Thomason and Annie Thomason have since spoken out about their experience, with the latter saying ‘It’s 100 percent going to happen again until people actually do something about it’.Now, Jennifer Sey, the founder and CEO of XX-XY Athletics, has commented on the WNBA, suggesting they are stuck in the past.Photo by Joseph Denhoff/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesJennifer Sey suggests the WNBA are stuck in the past and have a non-basketball-related agendaIn a recent interview, as shared by Benny Johnson on X/Twitter, Sey stated: “The WNBA seems to be stuck in 2020, if you ask me, like the culture has moved.“I have been to several of these events now and I will tell you there’s a celebration outside the arena, and it is cross-cultural, across the political divide. There are democrats, there are feminists, there are republicans. It’s everyone who believes in fair competitions for their daughters.“And the WNBA is just stuck five years ago, and they are beholden to an ideology, and they have an agenda that has nothing to do with basketball.”After that incident at the Indiana Fever game, though, it appears the WNBA security have now been informed that the XX-XY shirts are fine for fans to wear.A security guard was filmed speaking to fans before the recent Valkyries vs Lynx clash, and he told them: “The chromosome shirts are not offensive.”Read more:Fan suggests the WNBA are not enforcing their rule on the national anthemLynx coach Cheryl Reeve doubles down on trans stance in the WNBAFan gets destroyed on social media for saying hating Angel Reese is ‘infuriating’