Big Tranny

Disgraced cycling legend Lance Armstrong is linking up with Caitlyn Jenner in a new docuseries to discuss the contentious issue of transgender athletes in sports.

Armstrong posted to Twitter late last night revealing a clip of The Forward traveling to Jenner’s Malibu home for a discussion on the issue which continues to rage throughout the sports world.

‘I think, you know, with sensitive conversations and topics like this… it really comes to [people are] afraid to be fired, shamed or canceled,’ Armstrong said en route to Jenner’s residence in the clip.

Lance Armstrong?

A large demonstration protesting against gender ideology in public schools took place outside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office on Wellington Street in Ottawa on June 24.

A significant number of participants were Muslims, with many carrying signs and chanting, “Leave our kids alone.” Videos of the event were posted on Twitter. The crowd of hundreds of protesters included women of all ages in hijabs along with men and children. At times the diverse crowd yelled, “No more silence.”

"The flag needs to go!"

Muslim families are protesting on Wellington Street in front of the Prime Minister's office.#LeaveOurKidsAlone pic.twitter.com/if8NFGcI3F

— Dacey Media (@chrisdacey) June 24, 2023

No wonder Junior got outta town.

Far-Right protesters have been accused of attacking a group of trans rights activists outside a drag queen story time event for children in south London.

The trans activists said they were assaulted by a small group of far-Right demonstrators outside the Honor Oak pub on Saturday morning.

Scotland Yard said three people had been arrested during the disturbances.

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is on the cancel culture chopping block yet again – this time for agreeing that the word “cisgender” is just “ideological language.”

The situation first arose when Elon Musk, Tesla owner and CEO of Twitter, said that “cis” and “cisgender” – terms leftists use to describe people who identify with their biological sex – were considered slurs on Twitter.

A decision by a Federal judge in Arkansas isn’t always a matter of great importance. But this week one was. The judge in question struck down Arkansas’ ban on “gender-affirming care” for minors.

Arkansas was the first state to pass such a ban, although 18 states have passed similar laws, including Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas. All have been criticized by the White House. President Biden has called such bans “outrageous” and “immoral.”

British Columbia Premier David Eby says “hateful” banners aimed at transgender people that have hung for months over one of the province’s highways are “reprehensible” and he wishes the protesters involved would “go home.”

The premier’s comments come more than a month after a B.C. Supreme Court judge granted the government an injunction banning signs or gatherings in the area around the Mountain Highway Overpass over Highway 1 in North Vancouver.

Politicians are such scum.

Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines ripped into the NCAA during her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, accusing the organization of violating the rights of women by allowing biological males to expose themselves in female locker rooms in order to accommodate transgender athletes.