ESPN ‘Celebrates’ Women By Denying Their Existence

Instead of celebrating the hard work and skill of female athletes, ESPN is dead set on erasing them and replacing them with men.

There are hundreds of thousands of talented female college and professional athletes in the U.S. who deserve recognition for their hard work, skill, and talent — but ESPN chose to celebrate this year’s Women’s History Month by boosting the resume of a man.

Over the weekend, ESPN ran a special segment recognizing Lia Thomas, a male swimmer who invaded women’s sports in 2021. What did Thomas do to land a spot as poster child for ESPN’s supposedly pro-woman campaign? He was the first man to clench an NCAA Division I women’s championship.

[b][i]The LGBT movement is so boring and insignificant - I really don't care about people unhappy about their gender. Please leave the normal world alone.[/i][/b]

specman · 51-55, M

Pretty soon it will be a men’s competition and a man who thinks he’s a woman competition.
I am highly against men in women’s sport.

I’m highly against transgender operations. These people are mentally unstable homosexuals.

CestManan · 46-50, F

@specman You love trans women don't you? You are one of those men who SAYS he is against TG but in private you have always had fantasies about being with one.