Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In this particular video, we discuss why combat sports should ban transgender's from women's sports.
tapcancerout.org/transgender-athlete-policy
amazon.com/Queering-American-Child-Religious-Poisons/dp/B0CSP4L1T9/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2QKGUWCXRO0BK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qVEv9iBRwg50sPGsKauBRgTKksgu2EnzS1x6vXUbk8vdyT4uvZbiA-l5gfmqPK7EbCqeCiE8paJ4opxJKLnqCYiQnr3qkIF2HGcmvBRt5p4.okqipGdqfT3PECdfRFi8q7316HXXH9NnGpbooC2ibqo&dib_tag=se&keywords=james+lindsay+queering+of+american+child+book&qid=1713983923&sprefix=james+lind%2Caps%2C92&sr=8-1
youtube.com/watch?v=neKhgvukXqw
This is the email I sent Tap Cancer:
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to notify you that me and my family will no longer participate in Tap Cancer Out Tournaments.
Upon reading your website (with the desired goal of registering for a tournament), I noticed you have updated your policy to allow transgender figures to compete at your tournaments. I recognize your qualifications that a transgender male will not fight against biological females. However, even this concession is catering unto the predominant Critical Queer Theory driving this entire transgender movement. The only rational and consistent approach is to ban biological men from competing against women and not create a separate category just for transgenders.
This strict approach is taken by the IBJJF, NAGA, ADCC, FUJI, etc. I wish you would adopt their policy and revoke your current position. If so, I would gladly participate at future tournaments.
My motivation for this stance is consistency. I travel the country giving speeches and interviews against DEI and Critical Theory because they fundamentally undermine classic concepts of freedom, truth, justice, and ethics. I cannot in one arena stand against this movement to then participate in my private life.
I hope you understand.
In this particular video, we discuss why combat sports should ban transgender's from women's sports.
tapcancerout.org/transgender-athlete-policy
amazon.com/Queering-American-Child-Religious-Poisons/dp/B0CSP4L1T9/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2QKGUWCXRO0BK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qVEv9iBRwg50sPGsKauBRgTKksgu2EnzS1x6vXUbk8vdyT4uvZbiA-l5gfmqPK7EbCqeCiE8paJ4opxJKLnqCYiQnr3qkIF2HGcmvBRt5p4.okqipGdqfT3PECdfRFi8q7316HXXH9NnGpbooC2ibqo&dib_tag=se&keywords=james+lindsay+queering+of+american+child+book&qid=1713983923&sprefix=james+lind%2Caps%2C92&sr=8-1
youtube.com/watch?v=neKhgvukXqw
This is the email I sent Tap Cancer:
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to notify you that me and my family will no longer participate in Tap Cancer Out Tournaments.
Upon reading your website (with the desired goal of registering for a tournament), I noticed you have updated your policy to allow transgender figures to compete at your tournaments. I recognize your qualifications that a transgender male will not fight against biological females. However, even this concession is catering unto the predominant Critical Queer Theory driving this entire transgender movement. The only rational and consistent approach is to ban biological men from competing against women and not create a separate category just for transgenders.
This strict approach is taken by the IBJJF, NAGA, ADCC, FUJI, etc. I wish you would adopt their policy and revoke your current position. If so, I would gladly participate at future tournaments.
My motivation for this stance is consistency. I travel the country giving speeches and interviews against DEI and Critical Theory because they fundamentally undermine classic concepts of freedom, truth, justice, and ethics. I cannot in one arena stand against this movement to then participate in my private life.
I hope you understand.
