Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s Daughter, Hope Walz, went viral this week for a series of Tiktoks who criticized that the executive order of President Donald Trump forbids athgender -athletes from sports and girls sports.
Walz posted her first video about the problem on Saturday, when she called the order “A dangerous precedent.”
“It is dangerous for the trans -community, women, minorities, everyone who is not a straight white man,” she said in the video. “We are talking about people, and the president of the United States focuses on them because he thinks it will get him political points or whatever.”
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the democratic vice -presidential nominated, wife Gwen Walz, son Gus and daughter Hope are on stage at the Democratic National Convention in the United Center in Chicago in Chicago on August 21, 2024. (Reuters/Mike Fresh)
She suggested the issue of trans -athletes in women’s and girls’ sports “is not real”.
“I have never felt unsafe around a trans -person. I have felt unsafe for men. So, might let us deal with that,” she said.
Walz placed a sequel Tiktok in which the issue was tackled on Wednesday. In that video she suggested that Trump’s cabinet members have ‘allegations’. She also claims that more of the 15 cabinet members of Trump have “credible allegations” than there are transathates in high school sports. Walz did not clarify which members or to which allegations they referred.
“Transphobia and transfobes are so crazy for me because, like, the whole argument is:” Oh, we protect women. We have to protect women. ” But then they turn around and vote for a literal criminal who have themselves and many of the people closest to him, have credible accusations, “she said. “Like, the number of people with credible allegations in the cabinet is more than transkinderen trying to play in high school.”
The transgenderism in the sport shifted the 2024 elections and a national counterculture was aware
The United Nations Findings of the study released that say that nearly 900 biological women have not been met because they have been defeated by transgender athletes.
The study, “Violence against women and girls in sport“said that more than 600 athletes did not merge in more than 400 competitions in 29 different sports, in total more than 890 medals, obtained according to information until March 30.
“The replacement of the female sports category with a category Mixed Gender has led to an increasing number of female athletes losing opportunities, including medals, when they compete against men,” the report said.
Tim Walz was a vocal advocate for transgender and LGBTQ+ rights as the current partner of Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections.
The issue of transgender athletes who compete with girls and women turned out to be a problem that influenced the outcome of an election in which Harris and Walz lost in a landslide.
Shortly after the November election, one National Exit survey Led by the legislative Action Committee Women For America has established that 70% of moderate voters saw the issue of “Donald Trump’s opposition to transgender boys and men who played girls and women’s sports and of transgender boys and men who use the bathrooms of girls and women” as “as” Important for them.
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And 6% said it was the most important issue of all, while 44% said it was ‘very important’.
A recent New York Times/Ipsos Survey Did found that the vast majority of Americans, including a majority of Democrats, does not believe that transgender athletes should be allowed to compete in women’s sports. Of the 2,128 respondents, 79% said that biological men who identify as women are not allowed to participate in women’s sports.
Of the 1,025 people who identified as Democrats or Leaning Democrat, 67% said that transgender athletes should not be allowed to compete with women.
Walz’s home state Minnesota is one of the states that has refused to comply with the executive Order of Trump.
The Minnesota State High School League On Thursday announced that it will continue to allow transgender athletes to compete against girls, despite the executive command of Trump to ban them.
The organization of Minnesota said in an e -mail to affiliated schools that participation in and eligible for transgender athletes are checked by the Minnesota Human Rights Act, which includes protection for LGBTQ+ people, and the Constitution of Minnesota.
“The Minnesota State High School League, similar to other youth sports organizations, is subject to the anti-discrimination laws of the state that prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity,” the organization said in a statement. “That is why students in Minnesota can participate in their gender identity.”
California is another state that has refused to comply with the order of Trump.
California’s decision not to comply with the order of Trump has led to a recoil and even protests and threats from lawsuits.
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