Before getting to that: Spherical representative of a district gerrymandered to be full of white Democrats Gerry Nadler claims there are no men in women's sports, period.
As leftists go about remaking reality to suit themselves or fooling themselves into thinking they're getting away with doing so, there are still a few pockets of resistance here and there. But Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-New York SSR) has just done his part to shore up the party line, insisting that "men do not compete in women's sports." Back in the real world, meanwhile, men who demand that the world treat them as women have now won nearly 300 titles in female sporting events.
LifeSite News reported Tuesday that during a recent congressional hearing, Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.) "wanted to enter into the record stats on females injured by male athletes as well as stolen titles."
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Nadler, however, was having none of it, declaring peremptorily that "men do not compete in women's sports." How could Manhattan's legislative hero claim such a thing? Well, you see, trans women are women, in Jerry's conformist world, and so as far as he is concerned, all those men pretending to be women in women's sports are really just women. He did, however, go so far as to add a small caveat: "Transgender women [sic] may compete in women's sports." He also huffed, in reference to Hageman's attempt to put statistics about men winning women's sports titles into the congressional record, that he objected to filling the official account of the learned disquisitions of our patriotic elected officials with "mistruths."
Speaking of girls injured by males in sports:
Remember, this is a girl, the same as every other girl, and if you don't agree, you'll be arrested. In a small but growing number of jurisdictions.
A transgender school athlete who was filmed knocking down a rival player played five other female sports and was allegedly suspended from a rowing team for leering at a girl's bare breasts in the changing rooms.
The 6-foot tall student at KIPP Academy in Lynn, Massachusetts, injured three opponents during a girls' basketball game on February 8. Video from the incident quickly went viral.
Collegiate Charter School of Lowell forfeited the game to avoid losing any more players ahead of the playoffs, and KIPP withdrew from its next game after backlash.
The same transgender student, who is aged 17 or 18, not only competed in girls' basketball, but in rowing, volleyball, hurdles, shot put and tae kwon do, according to a report from Australian magazine Quillette.
Wow, what makes this bearded six-foot-plus man so good at every girl's sport he tries? It's a mystery, we'll never know for sure!
Before video of the game drew national outrage, the student - sporting a stubbled beard - was featured in a volleyball promotion for an All-Star game on November 9.
The 6-foot tall student at KIPP Academy Lynn in Massachusetts injured three opponents during a girls' basketball game on February 8, a moment that was shared in a viral video.
I actually think it was two -- a third girl was injured, but not by this Towering Bearded Female.
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Her rowing activities made teammates so uncomfortable she was suspended and kicked off the team, according to a report to the US Senate.
The student competed for a private rowing club in Massachusetts in 2021-22, before an alleged 'direct case of harassment' in her team's changing rooms.
The March 20 report to the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee by Republican Senator Bill Cassidy used male pronouns for the student.
'The male athlete was caught staring openly at one of the female athletes while she changed her clothes in the women's locker room and remarked, "oooh t*tties!"' it read.
'When a female athlete nearby asked if it was the first time he had seen female breasts, the male responded, "uhh yeah" with a laugh. The male athlete was suspended for this incident.'
The report also claimed she 'caused many issues for the female athletes' on the team and they avoided using the locker room because of her.
The US Center for SafeSport intervened after the incident and the transgender athlete never rowed for the male or female teams again.
A letter to USRowing from 15 parents of the club's 40 female competitors in further claimed the girls were 'intimidated' into silence.
'Our daughters have stayed quiet because they are afraid. We tried to speak up for them, and we were shut down,' the letter read.
'We tried to speak to leadership at all levels. [But] name-calling and the threat of mental health is being used as emotional blackmail to keep us all quiet while women are harmed and devalued.'
Parents said one girl on every trip had to 'take one for the team' and share a room with their transgender teammate.
'The rowing team also required the male athlete to room with them on trips. The girls spoke to us about quitting rowing because of the intimidation of being forced to be in a hotel room alone with a male,' it read.
It's up to four sports now -- and it would be six five were it not for the "Oooh, t*tties!" unpleasantness.
And what a lady BEAST she is!
Basketball isn't Clark's only sporting pursuit. By my count, Clark has opted into female categories in at least four separate sports...
These include volleyball, a sport in which the high-school senior was named a Commonwealth Atlantic Conference "all-star." According to KIPP Academy Lynn statistics, Clark scored more kills during the 2023-24 volleyball season (171) than the rest of the team (131) combined. (A kill is defined as "an attack by a player that is not returnable by the receiving player on the opposing team and leads directly to a point or loss of rally.") Clark also led the team in aces and blocked shots, and was tied for the team lead in total sets played, at 68. That makes 68 sets during which one of Clark's female teammates was warming the bench while this biologically male athlete was racking up kills during KIPP's 22-game schedule.
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On May 30, 2023, Clark competed--as a female--in Lynn, MA's All-City Track Championship, setting the all-time meet record (for females) in the 400-meter hurdles and shot put. Clark's average shot-put distance of 41 feet, 2 inches was more than six feet longer than any female participant achieved at the 2023 state championship in the corresponding division. In both track categories, Clark's female competitors were bumped down in the rankings as a result. That would include the female athletes who deserved to take first place in hurdles and shot put, but who instead had to console themselves with second.
That Quillette article actually broke the news of the rowing incident. Hit the link if you want to read the original account.
You might want to watch this video about autistic kids being prime recruitment opportunities for the trans cause. Autistic kids are isolated and feel like weirdo outsiders. The "trans" community offers them a chance to turn in their unfashionable weirdo status for a fashionable, fully "affirmed" weirdo status.