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USA Boxing will allow transgender men to fight women, making it the best sporting organization this side of the Lower Oakland Roller Derby.
A number of women say they were denied athletic opportunities – and potential wins – in girls’ sports because they […]
Fatima Goss Graves, who leads the National Women’s Law Center, argued that women should lose gracefully to male athletes.
It’s happened again, another man has defeated women within their own division. For generations, feminists fought against the patriarchy, to establish places for women to compete fairly, and on par with each other. Well, the patriarchy has won thanks to it’s strongest allies in the war for oppression— women.
A transgender tennis coach, Sasha Yates, has been reappointed by the Gettysburg Area School District in Pennsylvania despite some local parental objections.
A college professor at the University of British Columbia is under fire after receiving massive backlash for a tweet calling for small children to be forcefully exposed to adult genitalia in order to force assimilation into accepting transgenderism.
A biological male in Soviet Canada has apparently been severely injuring his female rugby opponents and people are now voicing that they aren’t too happy with that. Meanwhile, water is wet.
Australian boxing sensation Ebanie Bridges has made it loud and clear that should a biological male ever step into the ring with her, she’s not having any of it, and that the idea alone is detrimental to women’s sports as a whole.
Former member of the Penn women’s swim team, Paula Scanlan, testified this week before the House Judiciary Subcommittee where she described the treatment she received as a student athlete as she was forced to change in the same locker room as Will Thomas, most commonly known as “Lia,” who is a biological male who convinced the school he could participate on the all-female women’s swim team.
After left-wing backlash regarding their policy towards ‘transgender’ athletes, World Aquatics, the governing international body for swimming competitions, sidestepped their decision to ban men from competing against biological women in the women’s division by now starting a “open category” where anyone regardless of sex can compete.