Staff Reports
In a stunning display of gender confusion infiltrating the world of women’s sports, two self-proclaimed “transgender women” boldly competed in a women’s cycling event, and unsurprisingly, came out on top. The absurdity knows no bounds, my friends.
Two Men Competed in a Women's Cycling Race. Here's What Happened Next.
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The first place trophy in the women’s Single Speed category at the Illinois State Cyclocross Championships went to Tessa Johnson, a 25-year-old man who believes he is a woman. Not far behind was Evelyn Williamson, a 30-year-old male athlete who clinched second place. It’s as if they’re trying to make a mockery of women’s sports by flaunting their biological advantages in our faces.
But this ridiculous display doesn’t end here. Apparently, Williamson participated in both men’s and women’s categories last year, and shocker – he only emerged victorious when competing against women. He even snagged a first-place win as a woman at the Sky Express Winter Criterium, while failing to make any significant impact when up against his fellow men. Talk about a stacked deck.
Riley Gaines, a courageous advocate for women’s sports who has experienced her own battles against unfair competition, expressed her outrage at this blatant injustice. She even offered to personally compensate any woman who loses out on prize money due to these imposters. Now that’s a true champion in every sense of the word.
And let’s not forget about Megyn Kelly, who called the situation “infuriating.” It’s refreshing to see influential figures standing up against this madness. Women like Gaines and Kelly are the voices of reason, fighting to protect the integrity of women’s sports from those who seek to undermine it.
But wait, this cycling madness has happened before. Just last month, Johnson and Williamson stole the show at the Chicago Cyclocross Cup, securing their positions as champions. This seems to be a recurring nightmare for real female athletes who have to watch their hard work and dedication being overshadowed by men claiming to be women.
And the Campton Cross Competition in October was no exception. Johnson swept the competition, claiming victory in the women’s Single Speed and women’s Cat Half races. It’s almost comical how these men consistently outperform the female athletes who have dedicated their lives to their sport.
We must confront this farce head-on and protect the integrity of women’s sports. Biological differences cannot be ignored, and we must prioritize fairness and equal opportunity for female athletes. Let us not be silenced by the misguided notion of inclusivity, for it threatens to erode the very essence of competitive sports.
