D'Andra Moss Talks To Newsy About Brittney Griner's Release

The transcript covers the release of WNBA star Brittany Griner from a Russian prison after 294 days. Deandra Moss, a close friend, shares her relief and emotional journey during Brittany's detention. She discusses the cultural differences experienced while playing basketball in Ukraine and reflects on the political nature of Brittany's situation. The conversation highlights the importance of community support and the challenges Brittany may face upon her return.

How long was Britney Griner detained in Russia before her release?

• 300 days

• 294 days

• 250 days

• 365 days

What was the primary way Britney's supporters kept her voice alive during her detention?

• Using social media

• Writing letters to the government

• Holding press conferences

• Organizing protests

What personal experience does Dr. Moss share to highlight cultural differences?

• Playing in a Ukrainian basketball league

• Traveling to Russia for a holiday

• Living in Moscow for a year

• Working as a translator in Kiev

What does Dr. Moss suggest is important for Britney's family after her release?

• Time to decompress

• Immediate public appearances

• Starting a new career

• Moving to a new city

What does Dr. Moss compare the stages of processing trauma to?

• Running a marathon

• Grief

• Learning a new language

• Building a house

What is the anticipated reaction of the community upon Britney's return?

• Indifference

• Celebration

• Criticism

• Confusion

What does Dr. Moss emphasize about the support from the sports community?

• It is limited to WNBA players

• It includes people outside of sports

• It is not significant

• It is only from basketball fans