Is March Women's history mumf?

and March 8 is women's day .

Hershy's chocolate is getting ready to celebrate that by choosing a mtf trans to be the spokesMAN. That's what celebrating women in today's world means.      Someone should sue that he took the job away from an actual woman.

https://headlineusa.com/hersheys-womens-day-trans-activist/

I'm going to be very careful what knd of chocolate i buy from now on.    Hersheys hates women.

if she has an apple....she has a banana.

Most of them are basically just pirates of a type. Right, CJ?

I mean, look at her. She is dripping with greed and intrigue.

That's a guy, isn't it, CJ?

That's a guy. The only person more arrogant with less morals is a liberal woman.

https://www.history.com/news/5-notorious-female-pirates

Actually...this was a pretty quiet Black history mumf and i expect MarchMad Women's history mumf to be the same. We. are so. over it.

The left has made women's history month a freakin' joke.

https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/24/youve-probably-never-been-woman-of-the-year-but-these-9-men-hav

Rachel Levine

Caitlyn Jenner

Laverne Cox

MJ Rodriguez

Laurel Hubbard

Ebony Harper

Cecilia Chung

Bonus: Lia Thomas

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2023/mar/21/leigh-finke-transgender-legislator-wins-usa-today-/

well he aint no woman

A year after naming Rachel Levine as one of its “Women of the Year,” USA Today has once again honored someone who wasn’t always a woman.

Minnesota state Rep. Leigh Finke, who transitioned from male to female in 2017, was feted as one of the newspaper’s 2023 Women of the Year, capturing the award after less than three months in office.

“In November after her first bid for public office, Finke became the first transgender legislator appointed to the Minnesota House of Representatives after winning 81% of the vote in her district,” USA Today said.

The Democratic lawmaker, selected as the newspaper’s honoree from the state of Minnesota, was described in the article as someone who has been “an activist for transgender and LGBTQ+ rights, as well as Black Lives Matter, almost her whole life.”

“I know what I’m doing here, right? I know why I ran for office. I know what it means to want to find someone in office who is like you,” said the lawmaker in the article. “So that’s why I’m running. I want to do many things across many issues. But at the end of the day, the reason I’m here is because nobody who’s trans has ever been here before.”