Candaсе Owеns Gоеs NuсIеar: Lia Thоmas ShоuId Bе Bannеd Frоm Wоmеn’s Sρоrts

Candace Owens, the political commentator who never shies away from a controversial statement, has once again ignited a firestorm of debate. This time, it’s over the increasingly polarizing figure of Lia Thomas, the transgender swimmer making waves both in and out of the pool. Owens’s position? Thomas should be banned from women’s sports.

Owens, a prominent conservative voice, has long held strong views on the boundaries of gender and sport. Her argument, echoing the sentiments of many others on the right, hinges on the concept of inherent biological advantage. She believes that regardless of hormone treatments or gender identity, male-born athletes possess physical advantages that make competitions unfair when they participate in women’s sports.

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