Finish to the title: Invading Women's Locker Rooms and Sports?

Why haven't reasonable, sensible and rational Americans stood up to stop biological men from taking showers in women's locker rooms?  Why have those "men" or whatever they are, been able to undress and leer at young girls as if they have the right to be that obscene, sexually provocative and mentally ill?

"Leer means to look at someone in an unpleasant, creepy, or unpleasantly sexual way. Most users online agree that it describes a stare full of bad intent or unwanted desire, rather than just a normal look." 

We know the legacy media of this country hides, obfuscates, and arranges the national narrative to fit their bosses' political whims, biases and prejudices. 

Ever since 6'2" William "Lia" Thomas, University of Pennsylvania, competed as a "girl" at the NCAA swim meets, and he beat the bathing suits off female athletes—- a raging battle continues across every sport where biological men pound on women because they are bigger, faster, possess more muscle, bigger hearts, more lung power, and biologically possess more stature than females.

What's asinine is that fact that such individuals possess the gall, audacity, and arrogance to wear a woman's bathing suit when they've got a full blown male "package" betwixt their loins.

Before Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull, and Sophie Cunningham turned the WNBA into a household name—-such transgender players like "Brittany Griner" play against the women because no one cared about nor did they watch the WNBA.  It was dominated by gay black women that few watched, and most didn't care about.  It wasn't until Clark came on the scene with her 40 foot "nothing but net" three pointers became the talk of the nation—that the transgender fiasco entered the discussion. 

"The WNBA's divided reaction to the trans debate has deepened after Seattle Storm star Stefanie Dolson took a bold swipe at rival Sophie Cunningham. Indiana Fever superstar Cunningham drew intense scrutiny recently when she spoke out about 'protecting' girls from playing against biological men, and the fallout continued at pace in the notoriously woke northwest city on Tuesday night.  Arriving for the Fever-Storm game at Climate Pledge Arena, Dolson appeared to make a very pointed statement to Cunningham by wearing a t-shirt which read 'trans rights are human rights'."

To be fair, yes, transgender individuals possess human rights.  They can dress, speak, demonstrate, vote, eat where they want, and work whatever job they want. They are free to express themselves.  

It may take years to discover what causes a biological male to want to pretend to be or become a female.  The reality remains: transgender males possess XY chromosomes…so, they can never become females.  They can dress in skirts, wear makeup, slap on some high heels, and pretend to be women, but no matter how much lipstick, they cannot conceive a child, do not have a womb, cannot menstruate, cannot give birth, and they are men until the day they die.  The same holds true for biological women with XX chromosomes. They can give themselves male hormones, and try to grow beards, but they will never feature an Adam's Apple or a "pair" between their loins.  Those who think any of that nonsense is possible are in need of psychiatric counseling. 

Before the WNBA game on Tuesday night, anti-trans protestors also held a rally outside the arena in support of Cunningham, whose comments are continuing to make headlines around the world.The group held up signs which read 'Thank you Sophie' and 'Protect Female Sports', chanting in support of Cunningham and her now-viral comments. 

"Inside the arena, meanwhile, the division continued with both pro and anti-Cunningham signs seen on the ESPN broadcast. While one fan held up a 'no hate in these United States' rainbow banner, another fan's sign read: 'Thank you Sophie for speaking up for girls'."  

Reports from outside the arena claimed arguments took place between pro and anti-trans protestors, but it is understood there was no physical violence.  Cunningham initially sparked the widespread reaction when she underlined her support for the movement aiming to protect women's sports while talking with ESPN, before later doubling down on Instagram. 

Finally, common sense, reasoned understanding, and reality will prevail.  

Former NCAA swimmer,  Riley Gaines, who competed against William Thomas, the pretend girl, now gives a daily podcast supporting women, girls and women's sports.  She's so well spoken that she's been speaking on major networks.  She grounded in reality, and she's making impact. 

At 6'1" tall, basketball star Sophie Cunningham stands her ground. "The backlash she is receiving from Democrats and left-wing figures across the country is astonishing. They are clearly very out of touch with the American public on this issue, which again, is an 80/20 issue. It's common sense."

"I am not a very political person but I have beliefs, I have morals and I will always be true to who I am,' Cunningham said.  "I think people are going to take it how they want to take it. When it comes to protecting young girls and women in sports, I feel very strongly about that.  I'm there to love but I am also there to love biological women and I think that there are rights that need to be protected. Like I said, I am going to stand true to that. I'll never falter in my beliefs for that."

So what is the answer to give both sides equal and fair footing?

Just as the NCAA was created, the leaders of transgender sports need to create the National Collegiate Transgender Association.  Let all "male" and "female" transgender athletes compete on their own "level" and "fair" playing field.  If those transgender athletes want to compete in professional sports—they can create Transgender Professional Football League, Transgender Professional Basketball League, Transgender Professional Golf, Tennis, Baseball, Hockey…etc. Leagues.  It's that simple, that reasonable and THAT fair.

They can even build transgender locker rooms and shower stalls.

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