The Rosa Parks of Our Times -- Young Female Fencer Courageously Refuses to Fence a Man. Here's What President Trump Should Do Next!

Wayne Allyn Root
Fri, 04 Apr 2025 16:40:49 -0700
Opinion

Remember Rosa Parks? She took a stand to bring attention to racism and discrimination against black Americans by sitting at the front of a bus — at a disgraceful time in America's history when blacks had to sit at the back of the bus. Bravo.

Rosa Parks is an American hero.
Updated: Sun Apr 06, 2025

Remember Rosa Parks? She took a stand to bring attention to racism and discrimination against black Americans by sitting at the front of a bus — at a disgraceful time in America's history when blacks had to sit at the back of the bus. Bravo.

Rosa Parks is an American hero.

Remember the #MeToo movement? Feminists said women have a right to say "no" to sex with a man. Men need the female's permission. It's not up to the man. A woman has a say in what she does or allows with her body. "No means NO." Remember all that?

Stephanie Turner is a hero like Rosa Parks.

Stephanie is an American female fencer. She just struck a blow for female athletes' rights. She kneeled and refused to compete at a fencing tournament against a male transgender fencer claiming to be a woman.

For that heroic action, Stephanie was given a "black card." That means she was disqualified and kicked out of the tournament. Other females fenced this man (making believe he's a woman). Only Stephanie was courageous enough to take a knee and refuse to compete against a man.

This was a Rosa Parks-like act of courage.

Stephanie is correct. Science proves there are only two genders in this world — male and female. You can't change the way you were born. A man who thinks he's a woman is still a man. And a man who surgically changes into a woman is also still a man. He/she/it has male muscles and testosterone coursing through its body. It's a man.

First, no man, or transgender woman, should ever again be allowed to play sports with female athletes. Period. That practice should be banned from women's sports forever.

Secondly, even if it's still allowed in some deep-blue Democrat states with insane, radical, communist political cowards making the rules, no girl or woman athlete should ever be forced to play sports with a man.

Isn't this a matter of "choice"?

Doesn't a woman have a right to say "NO"? And doesn't "no mean NO!"? If a girl or woman refuses to play against a man, shouldn't she have the same civil and human rights as a woman who refuses to have sex with a man?

Doesn't a woman have a right to choose what to do with her body?

Why don't the #MeToo movement rules apply to women playing sports? If a woman or a team of women refuses to play with a hulking man with giant muscles who claims to be a woman, doesn't that woman, or team of women, have a right to say no?

I have two daughters. If they have a right to turn a man down for sex, they certainly have every right to refuse to compete against a man in a sporting event because of his unfair genetic advantage, let alone to protect their bodies from the risk of injury of playing with physically stronger men.

Women have a right to say "NO" to not be brutalized by a man on a sports field, just as they have a right to say no to sex with a man.

We cannot allow any girl or woman athlete to be disqualified and kicked out of a tournament or sporting event for choosing to stand up for their dignity, or to simply protect themselves from injury.

That's pure evil.

The mistake here is that Stephanie Turner acted alone. Every single girl in that tournament should have taken a knee to support a woman's right to choose, and to say, "No means NO."

Isn't that what's called "girl power"?

So, what should happen next? President Donald Trump should get involved. Our bold, courageous president should invite Stephanie Turner to the White House ...

Where Trump should award Stephanie with the Presidential Medal of Freedom (the nation's highest civilian honor).

Trump should also announce to the nation Stephanie Turner is "the Rosa Parks of our times."

Rosa boldly and courageously took a stand for the rights and dignity of black Americans. Stephanie boldly and courageously took a knee for the rights, dignity and safety of every female athlete in America.

It's important to note that Rosa Parks was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Thank you, Stephanie. You're my hero. Let's hope Stephanie's courageous act inspires millions of American female athletes to take a stand against men participating in any way, shape or form in women's sports.

That's the only way this madness will stop — if every female athlete takes a knee and refuses to compete against men. Either the rule will be changed and males banned from female sports everywhere ...

Or there will be no more "women's sports."