'Lia, we need people like you': National
Women's Law Center is condemned for calling
critics of controversial trans swimmer
Lia Thomas MISOYGNISTS
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/20/2022 10:00:42 PM
The National Women's Law Center has been blasted for dismissing critics of controversial transgender swimmer Lia Thomas as 'misogynists.' In a tweet published Friday, the non-profit wrote: 'Lia Thomas deserves all the celebration for her success this season, but instead is being met with nationwide misogyny and transphobia. Lia, we need people like you. Not only as a swimmer, but to inspire women athletes—cis and trans—everywhere.'(Snip)On the National Women's Law Center website, it boasts of how it 'uses all of the tools at our disposal to push gender justice forward.' The nonprofit, which is the latest women's rights charity to become embroiled in the debate
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Communist front groups have easy sailing in New America, probably even receiving federal funding since they're fellow travelers.