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And, sorry ladies, but in this distorted Leftist competition with a broken ruler, the LGBTQ+ Mafia wins over your plight.
At least one courageous and strong woman objects and says ... Bring It On! [link]
Jennifer Sey is the founder of XX-XY Athletics, an athletic wear business and she has the honor to have offended a San Francisco Chronicle columnist with her being business. Jennifer is a former elite gymnast and is a passionate advocate for keeping women's sports alive.
Here's Jennifer! "On a basic level, all women have XX chromosomes. That's just a fact. I will fight for the truth."
This business and clothing so unhinged Soliel Ho, San Francisco Chronicle columnist, that she was incensed enough to write a column about XX-XY and another similar "sinister" effort called Save Girls Sports. Of course, in order to have her offendedness taken seriously, she needed to come up with appropriately charged and emotional words to support her completely off-base accusations. So Mz. Ho threw the phrases "transphobic," "terrorizing," and "the next MAGA hat" at Jennifer and her fledgling business. Here's the actual issue that got Mz. Ho all riled up:
Two high school athletes are suing a California school district over being told their shirts about women's sports are akin to wearing Nazi garb.
Cross-country runners Kaitlyn and Taylor from the Martin Luther King High School said they wore T-shirts that read "Save Girls' Sports" on the front and "It's Common Sense. XX ≠ XY" on the back.
The girls wore the shirts in protest of a male athlete participating in female athletics who bumped one of the girls from their cross-country team. The students claimed their athletic director said wearing the shirts around a transgender student was like wearing a swastika around a Jewish student.
Of course, mad Mz. Ho supports the athletic director over girls who want to still have their own opportunity to participate in sports. Naturally, she had to manufacture "hateful" purposes behind Jennifer Sey's business mission in a lame attempt to bolster her flimsy case:
... claiming that the brand's CEO, Jennifer Sey's, "sole purpose is to pump out anti-trans activewear and fund right-wing influencers."
Nah, baby, nah, says Jennifer. "My brand's mission is to 'stand up for female athletes' and protect women's sports."
Women's sports became a thing in order to provide our girls and women an opportunity to play competitive sports without having to beat out boys/men in order to make a team. The trans movement seeks to go backward in time to a place where the only athletics our girls could participate in were phys ed and intramurals. Sad.
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Have Mz Ho back up Her statements by showering with all the "trans" dudes.
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Unfortunately, she'd probably like that.
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One of the "logical" defenses the trans community uses to aid in its the fight to never return female athletic competitions back to those who were born female is the continual mantra of how this issue only effects a small number of competitions.
Yet the rallying cry of the New Left has been that even if the pronoun issue affects only one trans student, that student's cause must force the entire school to institute the "respect your fellow classmate's pronouns" teacher/student guidelines.
Such hypocrisy.
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