The Battle Is Bigger Than Sports
The issue of biological males competing in girls’ sports has gained traction nationwide, with high-profile figures from President Donald Trump to Indiana Fever basketball player Sophie Cunningham speaking publicly on the matter. According to the National Post, a same-sex couple in Canada is suing the surrogate mother whose son they adopted (bought) after she refused to abort the child when he was diagnosed with a cleft lip. “I just feel used,” the surrogate mother said.
- ▪The issue of biological males competing in girls’ sports has gained traction nationwide, with high-profile figures from President Donald Trump to Indiana Fever basketball player Sophie Cunningham speaking publicly on the matter.
- ▪According to the National Post, a same-sex couple in Canada is suing the surrogate mother whose son they adopted (bought) after she refused to abort the child when he was diagnosed with a cleft lip.
- ▪“I just feel used,” the surrogate mother said.
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| Original publisher | The American Spectator | USA News and Politics |
| Canonical URL | https://spectator.org/the-battle-is-bigger-than-sports/ |
| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 02:19:52 +0000 |
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The issue of biological males competing in girls’ sports has gained traction nationwide, with high-profile figures from President Donald Trump to Indiana Fever basketball player Sophie Cunningham speaking publicly on the matter. It’s become something of a rallying point for boomer conservatives (boomercons), but it’s far from the most troubling aspect of the LGBT agenda, and female athletes who are wrongly robbed of their medals and achievements are far from the most vulnerable group targeted by that agenda.A recent story out of the real-life dystopian hellscape of Canada illustrates the point.
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