The Washington Post is a champion of the oppressed and marginalized – which is why it published a 5,000-word excerpt of a ghost-written book by a celebrated black lesbian athlete millionaire. Brittany Griner holds three intersection titles that make her virtually invulnerable to criticism by legacy media. She is one of America’s least oppressed and most privileged citizens, but that doesn’t pay, so she plays her “I’m a victim” card. Griner resides in the rarefied air of celebrity and wealth and favored race, that cancels out her stupidity and hubris. In reality, she is an admitted convicted felon who was swapped for a Russian “Merchant of Death” in the worst prisoner exchanges in decades, maybe ever. Nonetheless, Griner manages to cast herself as the victim.
Coming Home is her second book of fiction disguised as a non-fiction memoir. For the most part, Griner has spent her…
