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06-01-2021, 03:53 PM
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Florida bans transgender athletes
Good. I support this 100%
“ Florida's Republican governor signed a bill Tuesday barring transgender females from playing on public school teams intended for student athletes born as girls, plunging the state into the national culture war over transgender rights.”
“ If the price of providing opportunities that can last a lifetime for all the girls throughout the state of Florida, for ensuring fair competition for them; if the price of that is that we lose an event or two?” DeSantis said. “I would choose to protect our young girls every day of the week and twice on Sunday.”
SELINA SOULE kicks butt in talking about it
https://mspolicy.org/an-interview-wi...womens-sports/
“ Why? Because she dared to speak the truth.
A Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference policy allows male athletes who identify as girls to compete on girls’ and women’s sports teams. During Selina’s four years in high school, that policy resulted in two biological males winning 15 women’s state championship titles in track and field—titles that were previously held by 9 different girls. Within just three years, girls across the state were denied over 85 chances to compete in elite athletic competitions.
Selina was one of those girls.
Clearly, this policy isn’t fair. Men and women are different—and those differences matter, particularly in athletes. A majority of Americans agree. 77 percent of likely voters from swing states oppose male athletes competing in women’s sports. 79 percent of Mississippi voters, in particular, support a state law prohibiting male athletes from competing in women’s sports. Indeed, even 74 percent of Californians support such a policy.
But no one was speaking up for Selina and the other female track athletes in Connecticut.
With the help of Alliance Defending Freedom, she and three other high school girls filed a lawsuit against the state to help preserve a level playing field for female athletes.
Our Senior Vice President, Dr. Jameson Taylor, reached out to Selina and asked her to explain why she decided to take this stand.
How did you get involved in track and field?
I have been competing in track and field since my mom introduced me to it when I was a little girl. Track means everything to me. I would wake up every day and go to school, just waiting to get to the track, waiting to run, waiting to jump.
Connecticut allows boys who identify as girls to compete in girls’ sports.
How did that impact your high school athletic experience?
During my four years of high school track and field in Connecticut, I was forced to compete against two male athletes who identified as girls. I would line up for my race and know the outcome before the gun even went off. Those two male athletes would dominate the field, and us girls were left competing for third place. No matter how hard we trained and how far we pushed ourselves, they beat us time and time again. It was frustrating, heartbreaking, and demoralizing.
I have lost countless opportunities over the past few years—opportunities to compete on world class tracks, to win titles, and to advance to the next level of competition. During my junior year, I was denied the chance to compete at the New England Regional Championship. I missed qualifying in the 55-meter dash by just two spots—two spots that were taken by biological males.
Why is it so important for girls and women to have separate sports teams?
Boys will always have a physical advantage over girls. That’s why we have women’s sports in the first place. Science and common sense show us that boys are, on average, stronger and faster than girls. So it’s fundamentally unfair to let male athletes come in and dominate girls’ sports.
Female athletes deserve the same opportunity as boys to excel and chase our dreams. But allowing male athletes to compete in girls’ sports shatters those dreams and takes away opportunities that so many of us have spent years working to obtain”
“ Florida's Republican governor signed a bill Tuesday barring transgender females from playing on public school teams intended for student athletes born as girls, plunging the state into the national culture war over transgender rights.”
“ If the price of providing opportunities that can last a lifetime for all the girls throughout the state of Florida, for ensuring fair competition for them; if the price of that is that we lose an event or two?” DeSantis said. “I would choose to protect our young girls every day of the week and twice on Sunday.”
SELINA SOULE kicks butt in talking about it
https://mspolicy.org/an-interview-wi...womens-sports/
“ Why? Because she dared to speak the truth.
A Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference policy allows male athletes who identify as girls to compete on girls’ and women’s sports teams. During Selina’s four years in high school, that policy resulted in two biological males winning 15 women’s state championship titles in track and field—titles that were previously held by 9 different girls. Within just three years, girls across the state were denied over 85 chances to compete in elite athletic competitions.
Selina was one of those girls.
Clearly, this policy isn’t fair. Men and women are different—and those differences matter, particularly in athletes. A majority of Americans agree. 77 percent of likely voters from swing states oppose male athletes competing in women’s sports. 79 percent of Mississippi voters, in particular, support a state law prohibiting male athletes from competing in women’s sports. Indeed, even 74 percent of Californians support such a policy.
But no one was speaking up for Selina and the other female track athletes in Connecticut.
With the help of Alliance Defending Freedom, she and three other high school girls filed a lawsuit against the state to help preserve a level playing field for female athletes.
Our Senior Vice President, Dr. Jameson Taylor, reached out to Selina and asked her to explain why she decided to take this stand.
How did you get involved in track and field?
I have been competing in track and field since my mom introduced me to it when I was a little girl. Track means everything to me. I would wake up every day and go to school, just waiting to get to the track, waiting to run, waiting to jump.
Connecticut allows boys who identify as girls to compete in girls’ sports.
How did that impact your high school athletic experience?
During my four years of high school track and field in Connecticut, I was forced to compete against two male athletes who identified as girls. I would line up for my race and know the outcome before the gun even went off. Those two male athletes would dominate the field, and us girls were left competing for third place. No matter how hard we trained and how far we pushed ourselves, they beat us time and time again. It was frustrating, heartbreaking, and demoralizing.
I have lost countless opportunities over the past few years—opportunities to compete on world class tracks, to win titles, and to advance to the next level of competition. During my junior year, I was denied the chance to compete at the New England Regional Championship. I missed qualifying in the 55-meter dash by just two spots—two spots that were taken by biological males.
Why is it so important for girls and women to have separate sports teams?
Boys will always have a physical advantage over girls. That’s why we have women’s sports in the first place. Science and common sense show us that boys are, on average, stronger and faster than girls. So it’s fundamentally unfair to let male athletes come in and dominate girls’ sports.
Female athletes deserve the same opportunity as boys to excel and chase our dreams. But allowing male athletes to compete in girls’ sports shatters those dreams and takes away opportunities that so many of us have spent years working to obtain”
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06-01-2021, 03:55 PM
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DeSantis is a stud
keep fighting the good fight against evil my man
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06-01-2021, 03:55 PM
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06-01-2021, 03:56 PM
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06-01-2021, 03:59 PM
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Good. Those entitled needle dicks can die male about it.
Train hard, train smart, have fun!
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06-01-2021, 03:59 PM
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Fully support this. My daughter will not be playing sports or participating in martial arts events with boys.
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06-01-2021, 03:59 PM
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06-01-2021, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
I've seen it quite a few times actually...You don't see the women transitioning to men trying to compete with men. Wonder why.
I mean, don't get me wrong they get merked ruthlessly
But after 3 or 4 sound defeats they face off against some loser and beat him with a technical skill
06-01-2021, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
exactly. They know they can no compete against them. I have nothing against trans, I am against biological males taking scholarship opportunities away from biological femalesYou don't see the women transitioning to men trying to compete with men. Wonder why.
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06-01-2021, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
The extreme negativity, misandry, hate, and pure idiocy a lot of you "women" post here daily truly makes me cringe Irl.Good. Those entitled needle dicks can die male about it.
The reality here is: OP found a man he loves and wanted to marry. Did it in an unconventional venue, and was a success. Good for him! Don't be such a negative ******* for the sake of beig a dick...
The insane amount of comments degrading men also has to stop. I'll begin mass banning for those comments when I see them. So knock it off.
OP has more life experience than the vast majority of the misc, with the average age being around 22, and knows his relationship better than anyone here. Who the fuk are you to tear him down? Get a life. Truly.
OP. I wish you the best of luck. It sounds like you've found a winner.
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