Transgenders in Women’s Sports and the Failure of Feminism
What is the connection between radical feminism and “transgender” men who compete in women’s sports?
MRCTV just reported on a biological male, Soren Stark-Chessa, who used to be ranked 172nd in his state for cross country as a boy, but who is now fourth in his state for cross country after claiming to be a girl. We’ve all heard similar stories. There’s “Lia” (William) Thomas, the huge swimmer who won an NCAA tourney after claiming to be a woman. High school volleyball player Payton McNabb was injured by a biologically male opponent. Then there’s the “transgender” Canadian power-lifter who broke the women’s record. As outrageous as it is that women are being erased by transgender insanity, we must look to one group of women for mistakenly setting the stage for this disaster.
I argue that, while LGBTQ ideology is a new and more extreme kind of insanity, we must look to radical feminism for the roots of society blurring the lines between the sexes and pretending that women and men are essentially the same. Respecting, encouraging, and helping women is totally different from the sort of non-reality-based philosophy that has been feminism for many years now.