6-Foot Male on Girl’s Basketball Team Injures Female Player

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A girl’s high school basketball team forfeited a recent game after three players were injured, including one hurt during a play involving a 6-foot male player who said he was a female.

The Collegiate Charter School of Lowell, Massachusetts, forfeited on February 8 against the Kipp Academy at halftime. Kipp Academy has a girl’s team with a male player with facial hair who claims to be a female.

The player has allegedly received death threats, which has led to Kipp canceling their next game.

The game was allegedly forfeited because the young man falsely claimed he was a female, but the coach denied it.

This is utter nonsense and needs to stop.

You can pick him out. He’s very obviously a big male.

 


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L Garou
L Garou
1 year ago

Nothing a swift kick to the cojones can’t cure..

Mad Celt
Mad Celt
1 year ago

It is time to end this madness. Men cannot be women, women cannot be men, Islam is not a religion of peace, Zelenskyy is a con man, senile Old men can not lead a nation and diversity is not a solution to anything.

bob
bob
1 year ago

this is complete stupidity. every female in that building should walk out and leave the pervert by himself.

Popeye the Project Boy
Popeye the Project Boy
1 year ago

If my granddaughters were playing women sports and any man even though about competing, I would have him “disappeared.”

Democrats are a Cult
Democrats are a Cult
1 year ago

His play that caused the injury (snatching the ball using physical strength), is unremarkable and non-controversial in a men’s game. Her injury was caused by the mismatch in strength between men and women, which is why all sane people think it’s absurd to put mentally ill (gender dysphoria) men in women’s sports. Lunacy.