Selina Soule spent years training in the hopes of securing a college scholarship and leaving behind a legacy at her high school by setting new records in track.
But those plans were temporarily put on hold one day at the Connecticut Indoor Track & Field State Championships in 2019 when she placed one spot away from qualifying for the finals and the subsequent opportunity to compete at the New England Regional Championships.
That meant missing a crucial opportunity to compete in front of recruiters and secure financial aid that would help alleviate the heavy burden of the cost of college for her family. Two competitors in that race went on to the New England regionals, with one of them setting a girls' record for the 55-meter dash and later winning two titles.
Who were they? Biological men who identify as women.
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The liberal agenda is destroying the fabric of society.
Clearly men have both more upper body muscle mass and lower body mass with resulting increased strength. This is so unfair and blindingly wrong and destroys all the hopes and dreams of all of these young women who have worked so hard. It is also just plain stupid and one more twisted form of bullying and of uplifting evil in this country.