Transgender activists appear to have been successful in bullying politicians, the media, police and even the courts into affirming the lie that a person can change their sex.
It is 2023, just over 100 years since women could vote in elections in Australia. Yet today we are witnessing women’s rights being eroded before our very eyes.
Deborah Acason nee Lovely is one of Australia’s most accomplished athletes. As one of only two athletes in the entire Commonwealth she has participated in five consecutive Commonwealth Games winning gold in 2006, three silvers in 2002 and bronze in 2010. Deborah is a dual Olympian and competed in seven world events.
Dylan Mulvaney is gaining notoriety by the day. He now claims to have been a girl for a bit over 365 days and has snapped up coveted sponsorship deals with giants such as Nike and Bud Light. He has even been the face of Tampax Tampons and make-up companies.
US college swimmer Riley Gaines has allegedly been punched twice by a male and held captive for three hours while attending a university to speak about males appropriating female stereotypes in women’s sport.
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins doesn’t know what a woman is. How on earth can he be responsible for leading a nation if he can’t define half the population?
Bev McArthur is a state Liberal MP in Victoria. Below is her full media statement defending women’s sex-based rights.
Tasmanian Senator Claire Chandler has delivered a powerful speech to her colleagues and the nation regarding the denigration of women who dare to speak out in defence of women’s sex-based rights.
Another sporting code in Australia has allowed itself to become hijacked by the trans agenda and is allowing males who identify as females to compete in the women’s category.
Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete and prominent transgender celebrity Caitlyn Jenner has taken aim at the aggressive agenda to allow males into women’s sports and spaces.
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