In yet another of those embarrassing events that will not embarrass the participants, Glamour UK has named nine men “women of the year.”
The magazine’s cover features nine dudes who claim they are women, the “trans women” who are increasingly moving into arenas formerly reserved for real women: sports and beauty pageants, to name two.
And one of them, the Daily Mail reported, is a “model” whom L’Oreal fired for calling all white people racist.
The “award” continues a trend that began some time ago. These aren’t the first men to be “women of the year.”
The Cover
The repellent cover features the nine men wearing T-shirts that say “Protect the Dolls.”
“Dolls” is tranny code for “trans women” — either the mentally ill men who wrongly believe they are men, or the sex perverts who get a thrill when dressed like women.
The men appear to be posing like women, some of them unsuccessfully, and not just because they look like steel workers and brick layers in drag.
One of them, the Daily Mail explained, is 38-year-old Munroe Bergdorf, “the first ‘UK champion’ for UN Women UK” and “a prominent activist and influencer.”
Bergdorf — real name Ian Beaumont — landed in hot water because of his remarks at the mostly peaceful “Unite the Right” protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.
Wrote Bergdorf of the protest:
Honestly, I don’t have energy to talk about the racial violence of white people any more. Yes, all white people.
Because most of y’all don’t even realise or refuse to acknowledge that your existence, privilege and success as a race is built on the backs, blood and death of people of colour. Your entire existence is drenched in racism.
Understandably, L’Oreal dumped the mouthy man-lady.
Reaction
Reaction to the award from sane quarters of social media was swift.
“Nine biological men being declared ‘Women of the Year’ by Glamour magazine is beyond parody even by ludicrous woke virtue-signalling standards… and, I suspect, the beginning of the end for Glamour magazine,” British commentator Piers Morgan wrote on X.
J.K. Rowling continued her campaign against men who pretend to be women.
“I grew up in an era when mainstream women’s magazines told girls they needed to be thinner and prettier,” she wrote:
Now mainstream women’s magazines tell girls that men are better women than they are.
Minutes later, Rowling defended former collegiate swimming champ Riley Gaines, who was robbed of a trophy by “trans woman” swimmer “Lia” Thomas.
“If you took every trans athlete out of sports, no one would have heard of Riley Gaines,” a left-wing kook wrote on X. “She owes her livelihood to trans athletes.”
Replied Rowling:
[Gaines] doesn’t defend women’s rights for attention or money, any more than I do. We fight because it’s the only thing to do if you’re not a coward, a pick me or a living doormat.
As The New American reported last year, Rowling vociferously opposes the “trans movement,” notably when it comes to “transitioning” children.
“There are no trans kids,” she replied to someone on X:
No child is ‘born in the wrong body.’ There are only adults like you, prepared to sacrifice the health of minors to bolster your belief in an ideology that will end up wreaking more harm than lobotomies and false memory syndrome combined.
She also wrote that social media is brainwashing kids, and Big Pharma is exploiting them.
As for the “dolls” of Glamour UK, “no movement has erased women more completely… or been more celebrated for it,” wrote former U.S. Marine and Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer.
Other “Women of the Year”
The nine fellows on the Glamour cover, again, aren’t the first men to receive “woman of the year” awards.
In 2023, man-lady Dylan Mulvaney, who singlehandedly destroyed the Bud Light brand when he was featured on a can in an ad campaign, received the award from Attitude, a British magazine for the lavender crowd.
In 2022, USA Today named Rachel Levine — real name, Richard — then assistant secretary for health and human services, one of its women of the year.
Levine favors chemically castrating kids so they don’t go through “the wrong puberty.”
“Trans women” are also winning women’s beauty contests, and not because they are beautiful. In 2023, the winner of the Miss Netherlands was a man called Rik Kollé, who goes by Rikkie Valerie. He “beamed throughout the show and has also made the greatest progress in the process,” the judges said.
