I've been waiting for Kathryn to show up! There will be more young leaders like her who have the intelligence and courage to speak simple truths about these policies harming girls and women. Healthy or not, in the current rules of our society it is the youth who have authority. Adults and elders must support them and help them think their way through these quagmires. Thank you to Colin for posting this.
("What was the hardest part about finding research for this essay?
Google would only present me with material from the other side of the argument. I had to get some help and do a deep dive to get the evidence I needed to support my argument.") - Amen.
Kathryn as an 8th grader now officially knows more about this issue, and understands the world we live in more accurately - than the majority of those people who - "identify as adults."
Many congratulations to her from Terf Island. It takes courage to stand up to the bullies but it’s heartening that more people are doing so. There’s no possible justification for male bodies in women’s sports. Over here Sharron Davies campaigns for a female class and an open class so that transwomen compete with men. Courage calls to courage 💪🏻
A 14 year-old girl has more common sense and courage than ESPN, most school administrators, the current administration in Washington and most members of the Democratic Party.
Thanks for sharing this white pill. In a sane world she would be destined for the Ivy League. In clown world, she should avoid the demoralzied DIEvy League where she’d have to compete against Lia Thomas: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-get-into-harvard-part-3
I'm always amazed at the persistence of the word "inclusivity" with its interpretation being "including males"...because in most cases it seems to me that the term is synonymous with EXCLUDING females.
Well done Kathryn. Also, well done to the teacher for grading her excellent essay fairly. That shouldn't need pointing out but here in 2023, it unfortunately does.
Mar 31, 2023·edited Apr 1, 2023Liked by Colin Wright
If you hadn't said she was an 8th grader I would've simply imagined she was an adult. Amazing writing for her age, she's more articulate and down to the point than the robotic hive-minded Harvard and Stanford twenty-somethings that write actual theses and papers with the cringiest and most simplistic wording you can imagine.
This is the best article I have seen on the subject of males competing in womens' sports. The author has outdone the experts and given us a valuable tool to use in our struggle to protect the rights of girls and women. Congratulations and best wishes for the future!!
Only A+?? This essay deserves an A+++++++++!!! And she also deserves an award for courage!! Bravo, young lady, Bravo!! 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻
I've been waiting for Kathryn to show up! There will be more young leaders like her who have the intelligence and courage to speak simple truths about these policies harming girls and women. Healthy or not, in the current rules of our society it is the youth who have authority. Adults and elders must support them and help them think their way through these quagmires. Thank you to Colin for posting this.
("What was the hardest part about finding research for this essay?
Google would only present me with material from the other side of the argument. I had to get some help and do a deep dive to get the evidence I needed to support my argument.") - Amen.
Kathryn as an 8th grader now officially knows more about this issue, and understands the world we live in more accurately - than the majority of those people who - "identify as adults."
Many congratulations to her from Terf Island. It takes courage to stand up to the bullies but it’s heartening that more people are doing so. There’s no possible justification for male bodies in women’s sports. Over here Sharron Davies campaigns for a female class and an open class so that transwomen compete with men. Courage calls to courage 💪🏻
A 14 year-old girl has more common sense and courage than ESPN, most school administrators, the current administration in Washington and most members of the Democratic Party.
Well done that girl.
Clear, concise, well argued.
Amazing writing! Congratulations! Thank you for speaking up for women.
Thanks for sharing this white pill. In a sane world she would be destined for the Ivy League. In clown world, she should avoid the demoralzied DIEvy League where she’d have to compete against Lia Thomas: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-get-into-harvard-part-3
Her parents must be so proud.
Yes!!! This is so good. We need more based, courageous teens to speak the truth.
I'm always amazed at the persistence of the word "inclusivity" with its interpretation being "including males"...because in most cases it seems to me that the term is synonymous with EXCLUDING females.
Well done Kathryn. Also, well done to the teacher for grading her excellent essay fairly. That shouldn't need pointing out but here in 2023, it unfortunately does.
If you hadn't said she was an 8th grader I would've simply imagined she was an adult. Amazing writing for her age, she's more articulate and down to the point than the robotic hive-minded Harvard and Stanford twenty-somethings that write actual theses and papers with the cringiest and most simplistic wording you can imagine.
Go girl.
Bravo!
Brave young woman, this Kathryn. I wish her well and hope she keeps on speaking her mind.
This is the best article I have seen on the subject of males competing in womens' sports. The author has outdone the experts and given us a valuable tool to use in our struggle to protect the rights of girls and women. Congratulations and best wishes for the future!!