If you were to travel to ESPN’s main campus in Bristol, Conn. during the month of June, you’ll witness a disturbing sight.
Beginning today, the Worldwide Leader in Wokeness will be hoisting a transgender pride flag to show support for the “ever-oppressed” LGBT community. The gesture will last for the entirety of Pride Month, of course.
ESPN will host a trans pride flag raise on campus tomorrow as part of pride month. It comes as the company advocates for men to play in women’s sports and refuses to support @samponder, who was called a bigot for supporting women only in women’s sports. pic.twitter.com/PX79Tw1PNP
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) May 31, 2023
The fact that ESPN is showing support for this demographic – a demographic which largely thinks men competing in women’s sports is okay – should come as no surprise.
During March, which was Women’s History Month, ESPN released a broadcast in which it highlighted Lia Thomas for his accomplishments. What better way to highlight the accomplishments of women by celebrating a man, right?
ESPN celebrated Women’s History Month by promoting a special about transgender swimmer Lia Thomas……a biological male who destroyed real women in the pool. pic.twitter.com/gVLa0rz2NN
— David Hookstead (@dhookstead) March 26, 2023
OutKick’s Bobby Burack offered a perfect assessment of the current state of ESPN as a company.
“Ultimately, ESPN opted to use its cultural influence to support gender appropriation,” Burack said. “ESPN is no different than Bud Light and Target, two companies that have lost over $5 billion in market value amid consumer backlash over its promulgation of gender ideology.”
Maybe it’s time we started a similar boycott of ESPN.
If you were to travel to ESPN’s main campus in Bristol, Conn. during the month of June, you’ll witness a disturbing sight.
Beginning today, the Worldwide Leader in Wokeness will be hoisting a transgender pride flag to show support for the “ever-oppressed” LGBT community. The gesture will last for the entirety of Pride Month, of course.
ESPN will host a trans pride flag raise on campus tomorrow as part of pride month. It comes as the company advocates for men to play in women’s sports and refuses to support @samponder, who was called a bigot for supporting women only in women’s sports. pic.twitter.com/PX79Tw1PNP
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) May 31, 2023
The fact that ESPN is showing support for this demographic – a demographic which largely thinks men competing in women’s sports is okay – should come as no surprise.
During March, which was Women’s History Month, ESPN released a broadcast in which it highlighted Lia Thomas for his accomplishments. What better way to highlight the accomplishments of women by celebrating a man, right?
ESPN celebrated Women’s History Month by promoting a special about transgender swimmer Lia Thomas……a biological male who destroyed real women in the pool. pic.twitter.com/gVLa0rz2NN
— David Hookstead (@dhookstead) March 26, 2023
OutKick’s Bobby Burack offered a perfect assessment of the current state of ESPN as a company.
“Ultimately, ESPN opted to use its cultural influence to support gender appropriation,” Burack said. “ESPN is no different than Bud Light and Target, two companies that have lost over $5 billion in market value amid consumer backlash over its promulgation of gender ideology.”
Maybe it’s time we started a similar boycott of ESPN.
