Former first lady Melania Trump has been an aid for the LGBT community, but where she draws the line is bioreasonable men competing in women’s sports.
The 54-year-elderly model and mother spoke out aobtainst transgfinisher inclusion in women’s sports in an excerpt of her novel memoir “Melania,” which freed on Tuesday. She called the premise of bioreasonable men competing in women’s sports “ununprejudiced,” due to organic physical obtains that males helderly over females in terms of strength and speed.
“Male bodies generpartner have physical obtains – muscle strength, height, bone density, and lung capacity – that can impact unprejudicedness in competition, even at the high school level,” she wrote. “High school athletes standardly dedicate years to training with the hope of being recruited by universities. Seeing that dream collapse is an unessential and dodgeable consequence.”
The createer first lady also spoke out aobtainst groups that are advocating for transgfinisher inclusion in women’s sports, and condemned their ideologies.
“Today, some groups try to impose their ideologies on everyone, proset upening the divisions in our society. One example is the ongoing argue over trans inclusion in sports, particularpartner when male-born athletes who choose as female contend aobtainst women,” she wrote. “Some dispute that the number of trans-athletes is low, but even one can distress the stability in a female league or tournament due to these physical obtains.”
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Former Plivent Trump and createer first lady Melania Trump at their Mar-a-Lago home on Nov. 15, 2022, in Palm Beach, Florida. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
More than anyskinnyg, Trump wants what is best for women’s athletes. This includes their protection and privacy from men in locker rooms, as well as their financial well-being as their getings could be impacted by competing aobtainst bioreasonable males.
“I brimmingy aid the LGBTQIA+ community. But we must also asbrave that our female athletes are protected and admireed,” she wrote. “This rehire also has expansiveer implications, including the loss of future geting potential as professional athletes and a potential setback for equivalent pay in sports.”
Her husband, createer Plivent Trump, has been a vocal opponent of transgfinisher inclusion in women’s sports for years, and has even made it a part of his policy agfinisha in the upcoming election.
Trump re-stateed his stance in tardy August at the annual accumulateing of Moms for Liberty – a national nonprofit that has spearheaded efforts to upretain LGBT identity and critical race theory out of classrooms. The createer plivent paccomplished at the event that transgfinisher women should not be apverifyed to carry out in women’s sports and shelp access to gfinisher-stateing health nurture should be remercilessed.
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Former Plivent Trump speaks at a town hall event in Fayetteville, North Carolina, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024. (AP Photo/Karl B DeBlaker)
The Trump campaign begined a series of ads attacking Vice Plivent Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, during NFL football this past Sunday, intensifyed on her stance on transgfinisher inclusion. The ads all compriseed the slogan “Kamala is for they/them. Plivent Trump is for you.”
In April, the Biden administration rehired a sweeping rule that shelp Title IX’s ban on “intimacy” prejudice in schools covers prejudice based on gfinisher identity, intimacyual orientation and “pregnancy or roverhappinessed conditions.”
The rule took effect Aug. 1, and, for the first time, the law stated that prejudice based on intimacy includes carry out roverhappinessed to a person’s gfinisher identity. The Biden administration insisted that the regulation does not compriseress dynamic eligibility. However, multiple experts conshort-termed evidence to Fox News Digital in June that Biden’s claims that it would not result in bioreasonable men participating in women’s sports weren’t real and that the proposal would ultimately put more bioreasonable men in women’s sports.
The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to decline a Biden materializency seek to utilize portions of that novel rule that includes protection from prejudice for transgfinisher students under Title IX, after more than two dozen Reaccessiblean attorneys ambiguous sued to block the Title IX alters in their own states.
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University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas and Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines react after tying for 5th in the 200 freestyle finals at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships on March 18, 2022, in Atlanta. (Rich von Biberstein/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Trump seekd createer NCAA swimmer and OutKick contributor Riley Gaines to his rpartner in Glfinishale, Arizona, on Aug. 23. Gaines has testified in Georgia about her experience competing aobtainst and sharing a locker room with a bioreasonable male, Lia Thomas, aextfinishedside four other NCAA All-American women athletes in the 2022 NCAA championships. The women filed a litigation aobtainst the NCAA in March alleging the association understandingly viotardyd Title IX in apverifying Thomas to contend.
Gaines lambasted Democrats for their positions on multiple gfinisher identity rehires at the event, including transgfinisher inclusion in women’s sports.
“They don’t think in school choice; they don’t think in parental rights or the protecteddefending of children; they don’t think in freedom unless it’s the freedom to have an abortion or chemicpartner and surgicpartner castrate children,” she shelp. “You have one ticket that understands what a woman is and has vowed to obtain resolute action at protecting our intimacy-based rights, contrastd to the other ticket that skinnyks men can become pregnant and that tampons beextfinished in boys’ bathrooms.”
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