The Democrats crazy support for men participating in women sports

 NY Post:

Americans hoping to preserve women’s sports for women mustn’t be complacent about Donald Trump’s electoral victory. Though he vowed to ban males from facing women in athletic competitions, Democrats are pushing back.

The battle is just beginning.

In Riverside, Calif., two high-school students are suing their school district after being told they couldn’t wear t-shirts that said “Save Women’s Sports” and “It’s common sense. XX≠XY.”

School officials rebuked the girls and likened their clothing to touting Nazi-ism and wearing a swastika in front of Jewish students.

The plaintiffs, 9th-grader Kaitlyn Slavin and 11th-grader Taylor Starling, wore the T-shirts in response to a trans-identified male athlete who, per their lawsuit, did not meet the eligibility requirements to be on the varsity team but was placed on it anyway, displacing Taylor.
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Men who pretend to be women have a physical advantage which is usually apparent in competition with women.  I don't think the girls are acting like Nazis, but the school might be.

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