The WNBA is at a crossroads. Do they really believe that trans athletes should play in their league, or is it just a lot of hot air? Well, let’s settle this and give Julie a chance to play. I mean Julie Tetart, the French trans, who is doing well over at the French league. She’s 6′ 3″ and looks pretty trans-y to me.
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Let’s get the details:
French transgender basketball player Julie Tétart has addressed growing speculation over whether a move to the WNBA could ever become a reality after delivering one of the most dominant seasons in France’s second-tier women’s league.
Speaking in an Instagram exchange, Tétart said joining the United States’ top women’s basketball league had long been a dream and revealed they would not reject an opportunity if one ever arose.
The comments have renewed debate over transgender athlete eligibility and prompted fresh online searches asking whether the WNBA could eventually sign the French transgender basketball player.
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Didn’t Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve wear a ‘Trans Kids Belong’ t-shirt on Sunday? Didn’t Sophie Cunningham get booed for saying that women should play against women?
The time has come for the WNBA to take a position and stop sending virtue signals for the benefit of woke reporters.
Let’s hope that the WNBA keeps the W in its name. There is a very logical reason for separating men and women when it comes to sports. It’s not segregation but rather common sense.
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