For years, I've watched as the Left — those supposed champions of women — have worked to systematically erase what it means to be a woman from not only our lexicon, but our laws. The Biden administration attempted to rewrite Title IX of the Civil Rights Act to include protections for mentally ill men who "identify" as women, and to punish women who dared object to such insanity by charging them with "harassment."
The language was just the beginning, of course. Removing the word "women" and replacing it with demeaning euphemisms like "egg producer" and "inseminated persons" opened the door for far worse abuses of women. We see it in places like Planet Fitness, where men can openly pleasure themselves in women's restrooms and hide behind their "identity," where men feel free to record women in the locker rooms, and where corporate policy says the discomfort of women comes second to the feelings of these abusive men. It's not just Planet Fitness, of course. Those abusive men took advantage of "inclusive" bathroom/locker room policies to abuse women in America and across the pond. In Virginia, a registered sex offender named Richard Cox frequently exposed himself to women and girls in locker rooms around Arlington and Fairfax Counties, and said his trans identity gave him the right to do so. Cox was recently convicted of possession of child pornography and now faces 20 years in prison. I will not be surprised when Abigail Spanberger's administration puts him in a women's prison, if he gets any jail time at all.
Speaking of jail, from Massachusetts to Minnesota, female inmates are routinely housed with male inmates who "identify" as female, and they're subjected to rape and violence from those men. When those women are victimized or when they complain, they are often punished with solitary confinement or extensions of their prison sentences.
And women like J.K. Rowling and the countless others who have fought back against trans insanity have been subject to online and real-life abuse, harassment, and even death threats. The escalation from language to violence is not accidental. It's exactly what the trans activist Left wanted and intended to happen.
The abuse of women was always the end goal.
During the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif was allowed — on a global stage — to literally beat on women. For his abuse, he was not only applauded by the Left, but he was also given the Olympic gold. One of his opponents, Angela Carini, bowed out of her match with Khelif after just 45 seconds, saying it hurt too much to get punched in the face by a man. Carini rightly called the situation unfair. She was attacked for that, and later apologized...to the man who abused her, at the behest of the people who applauded that abuse.
Many of us pointed out even then that Khelif wasn't a woman. Coming from a strict Islamic nation, Khelif didn't behave like a woman. He walked around uncovered, spent time with unrelated men, and acted like a man used to the privilege Islam bestows on them. Going back to last June, people were pointing out that Khelif was a man, including author J.K. Rowling, whom Khelif threatened to sue when Rowling rightly called him a man. World Boxing refused to let Khelif box against women unless he underwent sex testing.
And now, almost two years after the Olympics, Khelif has admitted what I (and many others) knew all along: he was a man.
🚨Algerian Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif has admitted to having male sex chromosomes.
— REDUXX (@reduxx) February 5, 2026
In an interview with French sports outlet L’Equipe, Khelif confirmed he has the SRY gene carried on a Y chromosome. https://t.co/ktgz1U2NNv
In the interview, Khelif confirmed he has the SRY gene carried on a Y chromosome. ‘SRY’ stands for Sex-determining Region of the Y, a gene that initiates typical male sexual development by triggering testes formation.
Khelif also clarified that he was not transgender and pointed to his upbringing as a ‘girl,’ stating: “I am not a trans woman, I am a girl. I was raised as a girl, I grew up as a girl, the people in my village have always known me as a girl.”
However, individuals with disorders of sexual development are not considered transgender, and without access to proper clinical examination, males with similar disorders of sexual development may incorrectly believe they are female into adulthood. Global health researchers have noted that rare developmental conditions are systematically under-diagnosed or misdiagnosed in low-resource countries – such as Khelif’s home of Algeria – for this reason.
As previously reported by Reduxx, Khelif’s coach had previously noted the boxer had been incredibly shocked by the results of his karyotype test in 2023 following his disqualification by the International Boxing Association.
Now, where do all the women Khelif beat, in the very literal sense of the word, go for justice? Where does boxer Yang Liu, who lost the gold to Khelif, go to reclaim her moment in the Olympic spotlight? What about the woman who came in fourth, who missed out on the bronze medal because the transgender activist crowd decided the needs of Khelif beat her right to a fair competition?
Those women, like the countless women and girls stripped of medals and awards by men, do not get that time back. In October 2024, the U.N. estimated that almost 1,000 women lost out to men in sports competitions because those men flew the trans flag. There is no undoing this damage.
