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In a stunning turn of events, a biological male has become a finalist in the Miss California competition. Monroe Lace, a 25-year-old transgender individual, has had a difficult journey to reach this point. At the age of 21, Lace ran away from home with only a single suitcase, desperate for love and acceptance. But after years of living in a single-room-occupancy hotel in the heart of San Francisco, Lace found the acceptance and adoration they deserved in Miss San Francisco beauty pageant. Despite some hateful comments and even death threats, Monroe has become an inspiration to many.
However, this event is not isolated. In recent years, biological males have made great strides in accessing spaces designated for women only. For example, a biological male identifying as a woman won the Miss Nevada competition, and the Miss America Organization even crowned its first biologically male queen. Moreover, some universities have welcomed the first biologically male sorority girl, while a man who claims women don’t exist won the “Woman of the Year” award. The list goes on and on, from a transgender model in Sports Illustrated to naked 80-year-old protestors in YMCA showers. This is the new normal in America.
Biological Male Runs Away From Home at 21, Ends up Miss San Francisco and Maybe Miss California https://t.co/syKUTWXkvU
— RedState (@RedState) June 9, 2023
Monroe’s presence in Miss California finals underscores the growing trend of the transgender movement, which signals the erosion of traditional gender norms and the legitimization of self-identity. While it may seem progressive and inclusive, it has its share of controversies and conflicts. Many people are outraged that biological males are allowed to compete with natural-born females, raising questions about the fairness and integrity of the competition. Critics argue that this blurred line between men and women undermines the uniqueness and dignity of each sex, as well as the social and cultural norms that have evolved over millennia.
However, to many supporters of the LGBT community, Monroe’s success represents a landmark achievement, a step forward in the struggle for civil rights and human dignity. For them, this event is a celebration of diversity, a testament to the power of courage and perseverance in the face of adversity. Whatever your opinion may be, one thing is clear: the world is changing, and it’s up to us to decide what kind of world we want to live in.
Source: Red State
