the power, putting it back in their hands. >> yeah. family planning is important for so many women and obviously for athletes, as you said we are having this moment in women's sports, no doubt. how does this change the conversation around access to contraception? do you think kerry? >> the conversation now, especially since roe versus wade was overturned, i think the conversation has always gamble. where do i fit in? where's the power for me as a woman who, again, this partnership was targeting anyone who could at the ages of which they could be pregnant. three, the conversation now is i have the power i should be able to share this information with other people. i should be able to take care of myself in a way in which i feel is needed. i don't feel that many women in the wnba more specifically thought that they had the proper the proper health care, nor did they have the proper information for them to partner the wnba to partner with oak hill really bold move >> they are making a

people. just watch a college basketball championship game and what that looks like for me as a fan, as a player, as a business relationship, there is a following if you build it, it will come. we know that saying they are there, this is a moment in time where people are paying attention to what's happening in college basketball and women's professional basketball. why not take this momentum that we have? been able to see over these last few months. and partner and to me, this is a perfect relationship because women who play sports more specifically than any other industry in my opinion, are constantly worried about what happens if i have a child, what about my reproductive health will not be able to work? what systems are in place for me, this is a constant conversation that's being had in the wnba and other professional sports leagues for women, this is a perfect marriage, if you will, in terms of advocacy and getting the word out and giving these women the power, putting it back...