PENN University Hates Biological Women So Much That They Nominated A Man To Be NCAA ‘Woman Of The Year’
PHILADELPHIA, PA – The saga that is, and revolves around, Will “Lia” Thomas has managed to become even more absurd than it already was, as the University of Pennsylvania is nominating the biological male for the NCAA “Woman of the Year” award.
We at Red Voice Media have chronicled the infamy surrounding Thomas since December of 2021, when he first started dominating the female competition in women’s collegiate swimming.
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Prior to his exploits in donning woman-face, Thomas had competed alongside the men in collegiate swimming, with his last competition amongst the men occurring in November of 2019.
Back when Thomas was competing against his male peers, he was ranked 554th in the 200 freestyle – and by March of 2022, he managed to take first place in the women’s national division, leaving behind an actual biological woman whose was an Olympian in second place.
And now, amidst all the biological women the University of Pennsylvania could opt to nominate, they decided to go for a biological male amongst their two nominees for NCAA “Woman of the Year.”
The school’s second nominee for the award was thankfully a biological woman, tennis player Iuliia Bryzgalova – but it still doesn’t quell the controversy of the school deciding that a man should be fit for an accolade such as “Woman of the Year.”
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Riley Gaines, a biologically female swimmer from the University of Kentucky who tied with Thomas for fifth place at the NCAA swimming championships, is among the many women who are not pleased with Thomas encroaching upon women’s sports.
While speaking with Sen. Marsha Blackburn on her podcast “Unmuted with Marsha,” Gaines stated, “The majority of us female athletes, or females in general, really, are not okay with this, and they’re not okay with the trajectory of this and how this is going and how it could end up in a few years.”
Sadly, this isn’t the first time that a biological male has managed to step on the toes of women when it comes to various awards meant to recognize actual women.
This is, of course, in reference to Caitlyn Jenner, another biological male whose birth name was Bruce, but in April of 2015, he had decided to publicly announce that he would be identifying as a woman moving forward.
And much like Thomas is celebrated today by progressives and subscribers to the gender fluid ideology, Jenner was applauded left and right those years earlier, with the nonsense surrounding Jenner’s delusions of being a woman hitting absurd levels in 2015 after Glamour magazine named him “Woman of the Year” that November.
Keep in mind that Jenner was nominated by the outlet for “Woman of the Year,” despite the fact that he’d only been playing dress-up for roughly six months at the time (aside from the fact that he’s also a man).
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