British Trans Males Pushing Back Against Cycling Federation Resistance

Two transgender men won the London bicycle race event. It might take some explaining by a parliamentarian. As the third place finisher, a mother holding her child, watched, they kissed. It’s a sign of the times in a great big gender-convoluted sporting world. 

ThunderCrit Lightning was won by males identified as females. Lilly Chant and Emily Bridges were the top finishers. The event website described the category as a cycling race in which so-called “cis-women,” non-binary people, trans men and women are eligible to compete. 

No matter how you look at it, males will be bigger and stronger than ever. It was a success. 

Bridges received hormone therapy. Nonetheless, as Breitbart’s Dylan Gwinn explained, “demonstrated by the dominance of UPenn transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, hormone therapy is completely inadequate in erasing the natural physical advantages men have over women.” 

In fact, Bridges wants the best of both worlds – male and female. He is also currently dominating men’s cycling, too. He’s won men’s division races during his testosterone suppression. The British cycling federation has the good sense (in a world lacking good sense) and lists him as male. It’s a time when LGBT browbeating is rampant. 

Further proof of the Brits standing up to power of LGBT fascism came when Brides was not allowed to compete in the March National Omnium Championships women’s race. 

“Under the British Cycling Transgender and Non-Binary Participation policy, Emily Bridges was due to participate in the British National Omnium Championships on Saturday 2nd April,” British Cycling announced March 30. It based the decision on a ruling by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), which stated “transgender and non-binary inclusion is bigger than one race and one athlete – it is a challenge for all elite sports.” 

UCI demanded that there be more clarity regarding cycling, as everyone deserves it. It also called for a coalition to learn more about achieving fairness in a way to maintains dignity for all athletes. 

Here’s a little tip for the UCI: if it’s truly fairness that you seek, keep separate divisions for males and females and resist public pressure to foolishly recognize gender identity instead of biological reality.