More Lia Thomas fall-out as Gender Critical Feminists ”speak” their mind and get reprimanded.
Feminist Journalist Milli Hill has written for the DailyMail UK, The Telegraph, and The Guardian. She has over 30k Twitter followers. And because she is “addicted to Twitter” she agreed to delete a tweet that got the Twitter God’s angry enough to block her Twitter account.
Another Twitter account user @JessDeWahls, who is perhaps less addicted to Twitter, just posted a screen capture of the ”offensive” tweet. Click below. I’m sharing widely.
Milli Hill is still concerned because she posted the same screen capture on her Instagram account.
Someone just warned me I could get banned for life for sharing the offending tweet. Should I take it down? My sense of justice says no. My twitter addiction says yes. Help! 🤯
Here’s another example of the Twitter God’s all A-twitter.
Unbelievable! @RekaGyorgy_ has her account suspended by Twitter for quite rightly claiming it was unfair and wrong that Lia Thomas won the 500 free at the NCAA championships. pic.twitter.com/ECNtgoDiYl
I don’t have accounts on social media. I gather info from there. And blog about what I find. That’s it. Big Tech is very pro-gender-ideology. I refuse to be caught in their censorious web. I pay for my webhosting.
Biological Male, Lia Thomas, National Champion, Women’s 500 Freestyle
This tweet from Philosopher Kathleen Stock about her book Material Girls, and the erroneous ideas that put swimmer Lia Thomas on the Podium.
if you want to understand the ideas that put L. Thomas on that swimteam, or male rapists in women’s jails, or made mothers “gestators” (etc etc) grab it now.
Kathleen Stock
Only 99 cents for the Kindle edition!
Here is the link for her book, “Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism.” [Usual link disclaimer1Links from this blog to online resources don’t necessarily mean I support everything found there. But as adults we should embrace viewpoint diversity. And make alliances where we can.]
Back in the day, females were not allowed to participate. But for decades now, they have enjoyed the benefits of competitive sport. Today we are on the verge of regressing.
The NCAA, Ivy League, and the University of Pennsylvania pressured female athletes indirectly and/or behind the scenes to stay quiet about the injustice of allowing a male to compete in the women’s category. You can read about that in a previous post.
Well, I hear these three ladies, loud and clear. Can you?
Biological Male, Lia Thomas, NCAA Champion, Women’s 500 Freestyle
These three gals are sending a courageous message to the rest of us.
In the photo below the real women’s national champion, Emma Weyant, receives encouragement from her coach. Weyant was the Silver Medalist in the 400 meter Individual Medley at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. She is a world class female athlete. And she just finished 2nd to a guy that ranked #462 as a male swimmer.
In February over a dozen of Lia’s teammates sent a protest letter to the University and the Ivy League. Here’s a portion:
Lia has every right to live her life authentically. However, we also recognize that when it comes to sports competition, that the biology of sex is a separate issue from someone’s gender identity. Biologically, Lia holds an unfair advantage over competition in the women’s category as evidenced by her rankings that have bounced from #462 as a male to #1 as a female. If she were to be eligible to compete against us, she could now break, Penn, Ivy, and NCAA Women’s Swimming records; feats she could never have done as a male athlete.
Letter Sent to U. Penn and Ivy League (2-3-2022)
Up till now, few well-known female Olympians have spoken out about this “unfair advantage.” Corporate endorsement pressures no doubt contribute to their silence. Or a fear of being called a bigot. But we need to hear them roar as well.
Katie Ledecky, and others, time to get in this game. Women’s Sport is bigger than one person.
