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Transgender Female to Compete as Weightlifter in Olympics -- Never Competed in Weightlifting as a Male

Transgender Female to Compete as Weightlifter in Olympics Never Competed in Weightlifting as a Male Posted on Tell me a story about how it’s just about letting little boys compete in sports using the gender identity that they are most comfortable with. New Zeland transgender female weight lifter Laurel Hubbard, who lived life for 35 years as a man, will likely participate in this summer’s Olympic Games in Tokyo as a 43-year-old female weightlifter. Hubbard finished 2nd in the 2017 World Championships in the Women’s Super Heavyweight division, but a serious elbow injury in 2018 put his/her career in jeopardy.

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Fox News has aired more segments on trans athletes so far in 2021 than it did in the last two years combined

Fox News aired at least 126 discussions about transgender athletes from January 2019 through March 2021, including 72 discussions that aired in the first three months of this year alone more than twice as many as in 2019 and 2020 combined. Throughout all of those discussions, Fox hosts and guests could point to only nine trans women athletes, one of whom was not even allowed to compete and none of whom were dominating their sport as states around the country consider banning them from competing. Fox anchors, hosts, and guests also cited trans athletes in at least 58 passing mentions during this time, often listing them among examples of supposedly “extreme” Democratic policies.

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AL Gov Signs Law Prohibiting Transgender Females (Biological Males) From Joining Girls Sports

By Michael W. Chapman | April 26, 2021 | 11:22am EDT Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) (Getty Images) (CNS News) Alabama Governor Kay Ivey (R) signed legislation into law on Apr. 23 that prohibits transgender females (biological males) from joining real girls sports teams, which will protect biological female Athletes to compete on a fair playing field for scholarships and other athletic accomplishments, reads the new law. The legislation, HB 391, was initially passed by the Alabama House (74-19) in March and then the Alabama Senate (25-5) on April 16. Transgender female (biological male) athletes Andrea Yearwood and Terry Miller. (Screenshot) State Rep. Scott Stadthagen (R-Hartselle), who introduced the bill, said in February, “Basically, this bill whatever your birth certificate says, if it says you are male or you are female, that is the sport you will play in K-12 athletics.

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AL Gov Signs Law Prohibiting Transgender Females (Biological Males) From Joining Girls Sports

AL Gov Signs Law Prohibiting Transgender Females (Biological Males) From Joining Girls Sports
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