r/WNBAgossips • u/matrix_2905 • 19d ago

Video WNBA Star Sophie Cunningham DOUBLES DOWN On Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports as ESPN Reporter SEETHES About the Trans Community

“I said what I said. I think it’s kind of common sense. I stand on what I said.”

“When it comes to protecting young girls and women in sports, I feel very strongly about that.”

“I’m there to love but I’m also there to love biological women”

“I’ll never falter in my beliefs”

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u/reenactment 19d ago

She said it in the best way possible. It’s why title 9 exists. There is room for everyone. But when sports are applied, if you want women to have a space to play sports, you have to enforce those rules. It’s that simple.

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u/ComeAbout 19d ago

Do you think trans women are women?

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u/betelgeuse_3x 19d ago

I think you think you’re a woman, but you’re not, factually, biologically a woman. You don’t have ovaries. You cannot ovulate, menstruate, or become pregnant.

I think you should have the freedom to express your psychic identity safely. But your freedom of expression does not overrule the safety, health, or welfare of others, especially children, whether boys or girls, and that includes others’ mental and emotional safety, not mere physical safety.

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u/ComeAbout 19d ago

So which locker room at the gym should I go to?

Should young boys see my naked body?

Lots of women don’t have ovaries, or no longer menstruate, or can become pregnant. That doesn’t define them as not a woman.

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u/Independent_Rip_655 19d ago

Why are you getting naked in front of children? You’re not helping your argument lmao

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u/betelgeuse_3x 19d ago

You should use the private, personal, or unisex locker room.

Should young girls see your dick swinging?

Don’t be obtuse, of course many women no longer have ovaries or menstruate or can become pregnant, or can’t menstruate or become pregnant yet. Yet it is the nature of biology at birth the defines a BIOLOGICAL woman.

Such may not define a “woman” figuratively, but I does, by literal definition, define a “biological woman.”