Martina Navratilova

Gender Identity Law Declares War on Women, Forces Trans Men to be Accepted as Female

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transgenderJudicial Watch – House Democrats have reintroduced a bill that would make “gender identity” a protected class under federal civil rights law and force men who identify as women to be treated and accepted as female. If the measure, known as the Equality Act, becomes law, it would drastically impact numerous sectors.

Hospitals and insurance companies will have to provide costly sex-reassignment therapies, employers and workers who don’t conform to new sexual norms will lose their businesses and jobs and women would lose female-only facilities and sports. The only requirement for protection under the bill is a self-declared “gender identity.”

In a statement celebrating the Equality Act’s reintroduction last month, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said this: “To dismantle the discrimination undermining our democracy, we must ensure that all Americans, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, are treated equally under the law — not just in the workplace, but in education, housing, credit, jury service and public accommodations as well.” Continue reading →

Tennis Champ Destroyed for Saying Men and Women Are Different

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navratilovaJim Daws –  Martina Navratilova is one of the greatest female tennis players of all time.  She holds the record for most singles and doubles titles in the Open Era (167 and 177, respectively), including 17 Grand Slam singles titles.  For 15 straight years, from 1977 to 1993, she never fell below the top 3 ranking in Women’s Tennis Association singles.  At a time when baseline play was the norm, she revolutionized women’s tennis with her aggressive serve and volley style reminiscent of her male counterparts of the era.

Navratilova defected from communist Czechoslovakia in 1975 and became a U.S. citizen in 1981.  That same year, when there was still a price to be paid for doing so, she came out as a lesbian and has since engaged in a long career of LGBT activism.  She lent her name and support to ballot initiatives, spoke at LGBT marches, and in 2000 was the recipient of the National Equality Award from the Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest LGBT lobbying group.  She is active on Twitter and firmly in the Orange Man Bad camp.  No one could ever accuse Martina of not being down for the cause. Continue reading →