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Our priority remains fostering a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for every fan at Providence Park." The Thorns spokesperson added that the matter is still being investigated. A group of soccer fans at Providence Park takes a photo after being ejected before the Portland Thorns and Washington Spirits match. Amy Sousa, who was part of the group, denied the allegation, saying the fans were targeted for political reasons and were expressing support for women’s sports.WNBA FACES GROWING SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM MOVEMENT AS NEW RALLIES ARE SET FOR FEVER GAMES IN OREGON, MINNESOTA "We did not distribute any materials. We came armed with copies of their own code of conduct and we followed it to the letter," Sousa said in a statement sent to OutKick."They are lying about us. They have violated our rights. My group was targeted for political beliefs I speak about online." Video showed Sousa questioning her removal after she had entered the stadium and taken her seat. Security handed the group of eight a Providence Park notice and escorted them out after a dispute over whether they were distributing materials, a claim Sousa denies.SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM SUPPORTERS OPEN UP ON ENCOUNTER WITH SECURITY, PRO-TRANS FANS IN LATEST WNBA CULTURE CLASH Ahead of the match, Sousa said she brought five printed copies of the NWSL and Providence Park codes of conduct after receiving a message from local activist Hannah Perry. Sousa said Perry had warned her that she was contacting officials about the group’s planned attendance, so she wanted to be prepared to reference the venue’s rules.Sousa also said the group only shared the printed copies among themselves while seated. "We only shared them to our own group while seated facing each other. We only brought five," she said."If we ‘distributed’ anything, they would have it on video. " MOM AND DAUGHTER TOLD TO COVER UP XX-XY T-SHIRTS, SAY THEY WERE THREATENED WITH EJECTION AT FEVER-DREAM GAMEVideo from inside the bar showed a staff member ordering the group to leave after accusing them of wearing"transphobic" clothing. "At The Sports Bra, our mission is simple: support, promote, and empower ALL girls and women in sports," the bar said."To be clear: trans girls are girls, and trans women are women. " The statement added that while it welcomes people of every identity and background, it does"not tolerate messages or conduct that demean or exclude the very community we exist to serve and celebrate. " "On Sunday, Sept. 6, a group entered wearing apparel with messages advocating for the exclusion of trans women from sports," the statement continued."When our team respectfully gave the group notice to cover the anti-trans messaging or leave, they chose to leave. "The fallout continues as women’s sports organizations promote their cultural messaging to paying fans and show the door to those who refuse to fall in line.