December 04, 2023
Up to 30 women set to sue their governing sporting body
Sporting organisations such the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) deny biology and gaslight participants by attempting to redefine what a woman is.
Sporting organisations such the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) deny biology and gaslight participants by attempting to redefine what a woman is.
This guy plays soccer in a women’s competition in the UK. He has already broken one woman’s knee and now he is threatening to sue opponents who refuse to play against him.
The World Eightball Pool Federation (WEPF) has bowed down to trans activists and misogynists by reversing a decision to protect female divisions in the sport. In August they declared they would protect females by ensuring “events will be exclusively open to individuals who are born female.'
In Massachusetts, United States, males are permitted to play in female field hockey competitions if there is no male team to play on. This policy has led to disastrous consequences for a female opponent who had her teeth smashed out by a male player.
All along female athletes have been calling for a fair and safe competition when it comes to sport. There has been a strong resistance to males self-identifying as female for the sake of sport due to their unfair physiological advantage and for the sake of dignity and privacy in the change rooms.
Binary spokeswoman Kirralie Smith discusses women’s sport with UK swimming champion Sharron Davies.
As more and more males take the places of women in women’s sport, we can only report on what is happening outside Australia.
40-year-old Anne Andres is male. He claims to identify as a woman and has broken several female Canadian records in powerlifting. He holds records in the women’s deadlift and bench press. Over the weekend, he stole another record from female lifters.
Matildas captain Sam Kerr has admitted that the differences between males and females on the playing field are vast. The soccer star competed with males until she was 11 in AFL before taking up soccer at age 12. She initially played with the boys from 5-6 years old as there were no girls teams at the time.
Alicia Rowley, a male appropriating female stereotypes, has recently won a Women's National Tennis Championship and 'the coveted Golden Ball'.
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