Lia, formerly William, Thomas has lost one round in a challenge to rules barring men from competing as women in elite global competitions, such as the Olympics. That’s according to USA Today Sports, which says it obtained a ruling on […]
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Donald Trump says he favors a ban men participating in women’s sports. The former president made that statement at a Turning Point USA speech to standing room only crowd of students in Tampa, Florida Saturday evening. The University of Pennsylvania
Lia Thomas, a male swimmer who has ignited international controversy and debate, now aspires to compete in the Olympics on the women’s team. Thomas made that declaration in a television interview on ABC. Thomas insists he does not have an
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Almost everybody differs with new Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Jackson when it comes to defining what it is to be a woman, according to our latest unscientific poll. At Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings, when Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) asked
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The national controversy continues over treatment of students who say they would like to be considered a member of the opposite sex, or who are “transgender.” And there are questions as to what rights a parent has to direct that
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Florida) has issued an official proclamation recognizing Emma Weyant, a Florida native and Virginia swimmer, winner of the 500-yard freestyle at the recent NCAA Championships in place of University of Pennsylvania male swimmer Lia Thomas, who is swimming on the
The continued record-breaking performance of University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas is continuing to ignite controversies both within and outside the world of swimming. Thomas switched from swimming in male competitions, where analysts say he was considered fairly average, to
“A strong no!” is how 98% of those polled, answered the question, “Should Lia Thomas, a man, be allowed to compete in women’s competitions?” That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of 2,802 people at SharylAttkisson.com. Less than one percent
