The “transgender” war on women continued on a front where the lavender army of fruits and nuts can justly claim total victory.
A man was crowned Miss Maryland USA.
Bailey Anne Kennedy is a three-fer in the “diversity” racket we are told, a “trailblazer” who set the standards for trannies everywhere for years to come.
And Kennedy is just one in a long conga line of cross-dressing drag queens to win a “beauty” contest.
On to L.A. to Be a Pretend Woman
Kennedy’s a three-fer because he’s married, an Asian, and, again, a “trans woman.”
What a man married to a man is doing in a Miss USA pageant is a question for another day. It suffices to say that the Cinderfella, as the Baltimore Banner put it, “broke almost every barrier that existed in the state’s pageant history. And she did it with her first pageant.”
Next stop for Kennedy: Los Angeles, to complete in the national pageant.
What the other contestants thought about losing a beauty pageant to a man the Banner didn’t tell us. But a former Miss Maryland, Christina Denny McDaniel, is “impressed with all the barriers Kennedy has broken,” the website reported.
“I hope Bailey’s win inspires people both young and old to stand tall in their truth and not let anything hold them back in the pursuit of their dreams,” she told the Banner. “Bailey will represent Maryland wonderfully at Miss USA. I look forward to following her journey as she continues to make history here in Maryland.”
And, naturally enough, the “LGBTQ community” everywhere turned pink with pride.
“Bailey Anne Kennedy’s accomplishment is an inspirational beacon during these often challenging times for the trans community,” Kevin Naff, editor-in-chief of the Washington Blade, told the Banner. “It’s especially meaningful during Pride month. Her win is further proof that the anti-trans forces aligned against us will lose as more and more Americans become acquainted with the transgender community.”
Kennedy’s manly victory over women is “transformative,” Tramour Wilson of the Pride Center of Maryland told the Banner, because it will change “how transgender individuals are perceived across the nation.”
Said Wilson:
This milestone is poised to inspire confidence within the trans community, encouraging more trans and gender nonconforming individuals to aspire towards their dreams and break barriers … Breaking down stereotypes and barriers by showing the world there is more to this community than meets the eye. These are strong individuals [who] will continually strive for their right to be their self in every light.
Actually, there’s probably less “to this community than meets the eye,” but at any rate, readers were left wondering whether Naff and Wilson repaired to a bar for a Pink Squirrel or two to celebrate.
“I knew it was bigger than me,” Kennedy told DC News Now. “I knew that it was going to mean a lot for all the LGBTQ kids out there who might feel like they don’t belong in a box — like me growing up.”
Kennedy added that he “felt confident in my own skin at 31,” having won being three years older than the previous age limit.
Kennedy is “married” to a U.S. Marine officer, raising the obvious observation that Chesty Puller is spinning in his grave.
Other Contests
Unhappily, Kennedy’s victory is no one-off. Just as men have invaded and wrecked women’s sports, they have invaded and wrecked women’s beauty contests.
As The New American reported in November, trannies have been competing in the Miss Universe pageants since 2018, when officials permitted a “trans woman” called Angela Ponce Camacho to compete as Miss Spain.
Macho Camacho didn’t win, but he kicked in the door for others.
Thai “trans woman” Anne Jakrajutatip purchased the contest from a talent agency in 2022. He immediately set about making it the manliest beauty pageant for women in the annals of beauty pageants.
Jakrajutatip told Cosmopolitan that he “wanted to create something that was run by women for women — not something for men to ogle over,” somewhat of a droll comment given that Jakrajutatip is a man.
Even more amusingly, he claimed that when his company paid $20 million to buy the contest, he became the “first female owner of Miss Universe.” That would be true if Jakrajutatip weren’t a man.
Last year’s Miss Universe contest included two cross-dressing man-ladies, “Miss” Portugal, Marina Machete, and “Miss” Netherlands, Rikkie Kollé.
What women in general or women beauty contestants in particular think of men invading and winning these pageants we aren’t given to know. Transfixed with trannies, the woke, leftist media generally don’t care what real women think about it.
H/T: Breitbart
