Imagine announcing you’re going fully digital and while the world still hates you for it, your platform goes down for hours… rendering all digital games useless 😭
Sophie Cunningham was getting all hugsy and hi-fives with Dana White who smacked his wife on video and stood in the ring with Conor McGregor, a convicted rapist. Don’t give us that “I love biological women” when you stood beside men like that. She’s a fucking low life
The wording of transphobes is always really creepy, girls under 18 are always “young girls” (rightfully so) but trans girls under 18 are always referred to as “biological men” it’s disingenuous and disgusting. You’re trying to accuse young trans kids of being predatory
The biggest irony of Sophie Cunningham is how she played on a men's football team. She literally crossed the men/women space herself and now she wants to diss trans women in return.
I feel like I’m living in a psyop. Where are all these trans athletes dominating women’s sports at??? It feels like you see more people complaining about it than instances it happens. Lia Thomas is the only one y’all name. Lmao
What is the implication with trans women in locker rooms? That they will stare at another woman getting changed? Wouldn't this also be a concern if a woman was a lesbian, which many women in sports are? Are we supposed to ask everybody their sexual preference now?
“Because exclusion is never the answer…trans lives matter”
Beautifully said. I’ve been an advocate for the trans community since I entered the WNBA. So many takes about them are based on fear mongering and bigotry.
This is one of most repugnant things that’s ever come out of her mouth and it’s quite fascinating(not really)how she discusses protecting little girls in sports from transwomen(who are not a threat) but she’s got no smoke publicly for the MEN in power who are actual predators.
The trans athlete debate is one of the biggest political distractions of our generation. The NCAA president testified that there are fewer than 10 openly transgender athletes out of 510k NCAA athletes. Yet this small issue dominates headlines.