inside the liberty Tina Charles once gave the Liberty an identity on the court, but now they’re helping teach her a new one By Madeline Kenney Published Oct. 3, 2026, 11:00 a.m. ET Tina Charles acknowledges a Citi Field crowd in her former Queens home before throwing out the first pitch at a Mets-Cubs game on June 24, 2026. Getty Images Liberty chief executive officer Keia Clarke knew the answers to most of the prompts on the chalkboard sign she held in her hands.
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The board was one typically used for the first day of school. In this instance, though, it was for a different new beginning.
It was the first day of her “Liberty internship.”
