Even though I fully support the LBGTQ+ community, when it comes to transgendered people in women’s sports, I do see the reasons against it. There are some valid concerns that can be solved. However, this bumper sticker on my neighbor’s car only says a lot about that person.
Anyone that has purchased a XX XY bumper sticker or shirt is desperate for attention.
More importantly, they want to intentionally alienate people. Transgendered people and the people that love them.
They want to send a message to people that already have a tougher life. A more dangerous life. People with this message on their clothes or bumper want to fan the anger against these people that have never done anything to them.
Sports Exclusion: The brand explicitly campaigns to “Save Women’s Sports,” which opponents view as a coordinated effort to exclude trans athletes from female competitions under the guise of protecting cisgender women.
Public Backlash: The merchandise has led to significant controversy, including fans being kicked out of WNBA games and soccer matches for wearing the shirts, with league officials stating such security actions “shouldn’t have happened.”
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