I couldn’t tell if she was being sarcastic or not, until I scrolled down and saw that she’s blocking anyone who asks, so that’s a no. She actually means this.
It’s national women and girls in sports day, so she’s celebrating the “bravery” of men who beat women in sports by claiming to be women. Also their “strength,” which is kind of the issue.
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With the exception of Ivy, who is uncharacteristically leaning back, none of the Trans Identified Males are pictured side by side with the women on their team. Some of them are only an artistic shot of a body part. The polite fiction that these are “women and girls” on par with the other athletes is more easily sustained if there are no side-by-side comparisons.
And with Andraya, that is only a shot of a slightly open mouth and long hair. Very woman, very. No?
Sastra – yep. She chose carefully in Ivy’s case, because the most familiar photos from that “competition” make his hugeness starkly obvious.
Great examples of photo framing:
https://twitter.com/MirandaNewsom/status/1352635083887431687
I still chuckle whenever I remember the thesis that earned “Veronica Ivy” his doctorate, which was basically “you don’t need to know what you’re talking about”. Proof positive that any knuckle-dragging goon can earn a PhD in Philosophy.
And even so, none of them look remotely like women in these photos. Certainly not in the top four photos.
Amazing that they’re all doing so well in their sports! I guess they just practices harder than those lazy cis women.