August 23, 2022
ABC’s Q&A rejects women in discussion about sport
The national tax-payer funded broadcaster has exceeded themselves once again. The ABC program Q&A hosted by Stan Grant will this week be discussing transgender players in sport.
The national tax-payer funded broadcaster has exceeded themselves once again. The ABC program Q&A hosted by Stan Grant will this week be discussing transgender players in sport.
The World Boxing Council has issued a statement about transgender participation in boxing.
South Australian AFL boss John Kernahan has displayed great contempt for women by speaking out against a police officer who made a Facebook post defending women’s sport.
World Triathlon has put females second to males by allowing transgender athletes to continue competing in female categories.
USA Cycling has demonstrated how to protect and promote women in sport. Officials have stripped a male appropriating womanhood of a silver medal.
Seven members of the Manly rugby team have come under enormous pressure for announcing they would not wear a pride themed jersey for an upcoming NRL game. They were not consulted about promoting the political ideology during a game and have now predictably faced a massive backlash from the cancel culture mob for taking a stand.
World Rugby has decided to follow the science when it comes to transgender players.
Speaking at a conference in Rome, Olympic chief Franceso Ricci Bitti, has said biological science must be considered above a social trend or ideology when determining rules around elite sport. Britti heads up the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations.
Male swimmer Lia Thomas, who has been making a mockery of women all season by competing in the female category, has now been nominated as the ‘Woman of the Year’ for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
Tennis Australia (TA) unashamedly shows preferential treatment toward male-to-female trans players over women.
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