New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) women\u2019s swimming championships \u2062at the University of Maryland last weekend gave\u2063 pro-trans media outlet Outsports \u200ba headline to celebrate: \u201c Trans\u200d swimmer Meghan Cortez-Fields ends college career on the podium<\/a>.\u201d <\/p>\n

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Most Americans continue to react\u200b in disgust to another\u2062 photo of a smiling male standing proudly with a women\u2019s medal, and the first \u201cout trans\u201d to stand on an NCAA podium since University of Pennsylvania\u2019s Lia Thomas in \u20642022.\u00a0It\u2019s only evidence of the insanity\u2062 that continues to infect the wide \u200dworld of women\u2019s sports. <\/p>\n
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This year, New Jersey\u2019s Ramapo College, an NCAA Division III institution, moved\u2062 Cortez-Fields to the women\u2019s\u200b roster after he swam three years on \u2064its men\u2019s team. From the opening of the season, Cortez-Fields brought glory to the fledgling program, clocking new school \u2064record times in the 100-yard butterfly, 50-yard freestyle, and 200-yard individual medley.<\/p>\n
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Ramapo College swimmer in\u200d NJ goes from less than mediocre male swimmer<\/a> to a record smasher competing \u200cagainst the women. \u200b <\/p>\n
Hm, where have we seen this before? #SaveWomensSports<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/4py4cHokkJ<\/a><\/p>\n
\u2014 Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) November 19, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n