Sue Wicks tends to her oyster farm as owner of Violet Cove Oyster Co. in Moriches Bay on July 13, 2022. Credit: Randee DaddonaWicks said her experience as an athlete has helped her think fast ...

Liberty's Sue Wicks against Cleveland in 2002. Credit: Richard Slattery Wicks said the story was hardest on her mother, who couldn’t understand why she had decided to be “the first” to come out.

There are likely uses of kelp that haven't even been discovered yet, Sue Wicks, kelp farmer and oyster farmer on Long Island, New York, told ABC News. "Kelp is an environmental powerhouse," Wicks ...

WNBA players had to hide their gender and sexuality in the past, but things has changed as the league openly embraced LBGTQ+ rights.

“That was intense,” says Sue Wicks, stepping off the court and dragging a forearm across her sweaty brow. “That girl was just hanging on my leg and I couldn’t shake her at all.” Though ...

Sue Wicks, a member of the Liberty’s inaugural 1997 team and the WNBA’s first openly gay player, was on hand for the festivities, receiving a sonorous ovation from the crowd as she appeared on ...

Sue Wicks has achieved great success on and off the court. Tom Schlichter. What do you do after conquering woman’s professional basketball on both a national and international level, been inducted ...

While other leagues enter and leave LGBTQ+ Pride conversations at their convenience, the WNBA has always kept activism at the forefront.

Sue Wicks is a former professional basketball champion who harvests kelp for Violet Cove Oyster Company. More for You. Green Day On Performing With Billie Eilish, ...