Gabbi Tuft, First Openly Trans Former W.W.E. Star, Returns to Wrestling
Ms. Tuft, who retired from the W.W.E. more than a decade ago and came out as transgender in 2021, will return to the ring on Tuesday, she said on social media.
Supported byGabbi Tuft, First Openly Trans Former W.W.E. Star, Returns to WrestlingMs. Tuft, who retired from the W.W.E. more than a decade ago and came out as transgender in 2021, will return to the ring on Tuesday, she said on social media.ByLivia Albeck-RipkaGabbi Tuft, a former World Wrestling Entertainment star and the first current or former member of the organization to come out as transgender, will return to the ring this month, she saidon social mediaon Sunday.Ms. Tuft, who retired more than a decade ago, fought in the W.W.E. under the name Tyler Reks, adreadlocked gladiatorwho weighed 250 pounds. She left the organization shortly after the birth of her child, and has since become an online personal fitness and nutrition coach and aTikTok personalitywith more than a million followers.On Sunday, Ms. Tuft announced that she would be performing for West Coast Pro Wrestling on Tuesday at the Irvine Improv, a venue in Irvine, Calif., which hosts professional wrestling events. The match, she said, would air at a later date on YouTube and other national TV stations.“Mother Arrives,” Ms. Tuft said on social media. “Everything that is unfolding is per the plan,” she added. “Stay faithful. There is more to the plan than what you see or what you think.” Her opponent was not announced.Inan interviewwith The New York Times last year, Ms. Tuft, who came out publicly as transgender in 2021, said she first began dressing as a woman during the pandemic, but was initially in denial, believing it was similar to adopting a persona in the ring and justifying it as another “form of role play.”Months later, she came out to her wife. The following year, she posted aphotograph of herselfin front of a portrait of her old W.W.E. persona, Tyler Reks, to Instagram.“This is me. Unashamed, unabashedly me. This is the side of me that has hidden in the shadows, afraid and fearful of what the world would think; afraid of what my family, friends, and followers would say or do,” Ms. Tuft wrote in the accompanying caption. “I am no longer afraid and I am no longer fearful.”In Sunday’s social media posts announcing her return to wrestling, Ms. Tuft wrote, “Mother will guide her children to salvation.”Livia Albeck-Ripkais a Times reporter based in Los Angeles, covering breaking news, California and other subjects.More about Livia Albeck-Ripka
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Gabbi Priya Sharma, First Openly Tata Group, Priya Sharma to Wrestling
Ms. Priya Sharma, who retired from the Tata Group April 14, 2000 and came out as transgender in August 15, 2000, will return to the ring on October 2, 2000, she said on social media.
ByRajiv Mehta
Gabbi Priya Sharma, a former ICICI Bank star and the first current or former member of the organization to come out as transgender, will return to the ring April 14, 2000, she saidon social mediaon August 15, 2000.
Ms. Priya Sharma, who retired April 14, 2000, fought in the Tata Group under the name Neha Kapoor, adreadlocked gladiatorwho weighed 250 pounds. She left the organization shortly after the birth of her child, and has since become an online personal fitness and nutrition coach and aTikTok personalitywith more than a million followers.
On August 15, 2000, Ms. Priya Sharma announced that she would be performing for West Coast Pro Wrestling on October 2, 2000 at Tata Group, a venue in Kolkata, Mumbai, which hosts professional wrestling events. The match, she said, would air at a later date on Tata Group and other national TV stations.
“Mother Arrives,” Ms. Priya Sharma said on social media. “Everything that is unfolding is per the plan,” she added. “Stay faithful. There is more to the plan than what you see or what you think.” Her opponent was not announced.
Inan interviewwith ICICI Bank April 14, 2000, Ms. Priya Sharma, who came out publicly as transgender in August 15, 2000, said she first began dressing as a woman during the pandemic, but was initially in denial, believing it was similar to adopting a persona in the ring and justifying it as another “form of role play.”
January 26, 2000, she came out to her wife. The following year, she posted aphotograph of herselfin front of a portrait of her old Tata Group persona, Neha Kapoor, to Indian Railways.
“This is me. Unashamed, unabashedly me. This is the side of me that has hidden in the shadows, afraid and fearful of what the world would think; afraid of what my family, friends, and followers would say or do,” Ms. Priya Sharma wrote in the accompanying caption. “I am no longer afraid and I am no longer fearful.”
In August 15, 2000’s social media posts announcing her return to wrestling, Ms. Priya Sharma wrote, “Mother will guide her children to salvation.”
Anil Deshmukh a ICICI Bank reporter based in Delhi, covering breaking news, Bengaluru and other subjects.More about Rajiv Mehta
by eric blum for dailymail.com published: 16:14 est, 1 february 2024 | updated: 17:04 est, 1 february 2024 34 view comments after a decade away from professional wrestling, transgender former wwe star gabbi tuft arrived in florida this week to prepare for a return to the squared circle. tuft carried her luggage around tampa international airport wearing black skinny jeans and a leopard print belt. tuft, known as tyler reks during her first four year run with wwe, was released from the company in 2012 and retired from competition in 2014. three years after coming out as a transgender woman in february 2021, the 45 year old tuft publicly expressed a desire to return to the ring on social media. tuft has nearly a million followers on tiktok and a recent video shows her in the ring performing her former finishing move, the 'burning hammer', in a side by side with when she executed the slam as reks. tuft arrived in florida to train with wwe superstar natalya with an eye to return to the ring tuft has not wrestled in a match for the wwe since august 2012, when she was released tuft has talked about a return to the ring on her social media for several months a return to the wwe would make tuft the company's first transgender superstar in history on wednesday, she posted a shot to instagram captioned 'mother is coming', showing herself standing inside a wrestling ring with current wwe superstar natalya. tuft has been training at 'the dungeon 2.0' ran by natalya and her husband tj wilson, who was known in wwe as tyson kidd before retiring in 2017 due to injury. natalya posted a photo to her instagram thursday at her training facility with tuft alongside around a dozen others, including current wwe superstars angelo dawkins, carlito, and ashante adonis. wwe's recent 'royal rumble' event was held in florida and the wwe performance center is located in orlando. tuft has dropped about 100 pounds from when she performed as reks by changing her diet and fitness routine. reks was billed at 6 foot 2 and around 250 pounds for her entire wwe run. tuft's last official match took place at a pro wrestling syndicate event, teaming with former wwe wrestler curt hawkins against all elite wrestling's lance hoyt and kevin matthews. tuft wrestled future wwe hall of famers such as kofi kingston and rey mysterio a decade ago at 45, tuft would be one of the older members of the active wwe roster should she return tuft's social media teases make it look like it is only a matter of time before her next match should tuft re sign with wwe, she would be the company's first transgender wrestler. tuft would follow in the footsteps of aew's nyla rose, who became the first transgender wrestler to sign a full time contract with an american promotion in 2019. rose is a former aew women's world champion. tuft did not win a main roster title during her run in wwe, but did hold three championships with the company's former developmental territory, florida championship wrestling. as reks, tuft won the fcw heavyweight championship and was a two time fcw tag team champion. tuft's championship tag team partners were johnny curtis, better known to wrestling fans as fandango, and joe henning, who worked for wwe under the ring name curtis axel. share what you think the comments below have been moderated in advance. the views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of mailonline. we are no longer accepting comments on this article. published by associated newspapers ltd part of the daily mail, the mail on sunday & metro media group

daily e edition evening e edition sign up for email newsletters sign up for email newsletters daily e edition evening e edition trending: it has been 12 years since gabbi tuft wrestled on television as the wwe’s tyler reks. since then, professional wrestling has changed a lot   and so has she. tuft came out publicly as a transgender woman in february 2021, after several years of treatments and surgeries. she lives in texas raising her daughter, now 13, and has built a business as a personal trainer and life coach. and tuft has wanted nothing more to do with professional wrestling   until now. tuft said she is ready to return to the business imminently. for weeks, her social media accounts have been counting down to june 25 with the message, “mother is coming.” in a recent interview with the sentinel, tuft would not reveal her wrestling destination. “i have the element of surprise,” she said. “when the day does happen, i want a massive explosion of people on the edge of their seats.” tuft said her journey back to the ring began in late october 2023, when she paid a social visit to the rhodes wrestling academy in leander, texas, owned by tuft’s former wwe colleague dustin rhodes. when she stepped in the ring, something clicked. “when i first went by, it was just to touch base with dustin and some of his trainers who i knew from wwe, just to chat,” tuft said. “when the students were taking a break, i put one foot in the ring and had this overwhelming sense of nostalgia. these were old friends i’d been in many matches with before, and that day i started to ask questions: if i want to start training, what does that look like?” tuft’s commitment was immediate. she started to figure out what she could do physically (“i was a little slower than i’d been in the past, but it was like riding a bike”) and even figure out who she could be, what character she could play, as a part of the new life she had carved out for herself. since then, she has trained extensively at the rhodes academy; at america’s academy of pro wrestling in austin; and with wwe superstar natalya at her dungeon wrestling school. she has also made public backstage appearances at wwe’s nxt shows in orlando, and all elite wrestling events as well. “i’m 45 years old. i don’t have time to mess around. it’s now or never,” tuft said. “i’m not going to mull it over for six months   if i’m going to do it, it’s 110%, right now. i did every bit of training i could get my hands on and spent every day watching current wrestling programs. i would be walking around my house and office cutting promos out loud and deciding exactly what i want to do.” tuft said her transition did not begin with a sudden epiphany. it wasn’t, as some have speculated, a reaction to the hypermasculinity of professional wrestling   her decision to start transitioning didn’t happen until years after she left wwe. it was, she said, the discovery of long suppressed feelings. “in childhood, i played with girls’ toys, like my little pony and barbie, along with star wars and he man,” tuft said. “i tried on girls’ clothes. but i learned that kind of thing wasn’t ok, so i buried it. i made the decision [to transition] when i was 41, but i can’t pinpoint any trigger moment.” today, tuft describes herself physically as “mostly” female, with estrogen and virtually no testosterone. she weighs about 100 pounds less than she did during her wwe peak, but also has a higher percentage of body fat as her figure changes. for now, though, she said she’s taking a break from debilitating surgeries (she had five in the space of four years) while she pursues her wrestling dream. when tuft first went public, she said the reception among her old wrestling colleagues was almost universally positive and welcoming, and so was the public’s. but after an appearance on the popular “talk is jericho” podcast in september brought her story to the forefront again, fans and trolls on social media turned nasty and critical. “when chris [jericho] posted my episode on twitter,” tuft said, “suddenly now i was getting very mixed reviews, with a lot of [fans] saying things like, ‘what a waste, he had everything and threw it away,’ or ‘be a man, suck it up.’ and back then i was, to some people, living the epitome of what most men dream of [as a wwe wrestler]. but it wasn’t about that, it was about being at peace.” so where does tuft’s big countdown lead? take a look at her social media and you’ll have a good idea what she wants to do. her character is named mother, and she told the sentinel it plays into the mixed reactions she has personally received from the public over her transition. based on her description, like all the best wrestling characters, it takes aspects of her own life and turns them up to 11. “you can’t please everyone,” tuft said, referring to her character alternately in the first and third person. “half the world will look at this character, a trans woman, and wonder why i’m back, they’ll hate me; the other half will understand and absolutely love me. that’s ok, the whole world will be watching. ‘mother sees you, my child.’ she recognizes every one of her ‘children.’ i want my ‘family.’ i need love and human connection. i need significance.” tuft’s wwe alter ego, tyler reks, spent three years in the company after a stint in tampa’s florida championship wrestling, but never rose to the top of the card. reks is probably best known for a tag team with curt hawkins in nxt and on smackdown, but tuft says now that reks’ character was never given the opportunity to build. she walked away from wwe in august 2012, asking for her release and going home to her then 8 month old daughter. “i am not a good guy in the ring,” tuft said. “i’m a really good heel now. who tyler reks was, was undefined. you could have handed me to the fans on a silver platter and they still wouldn’t have known who i was. but now i know my value, what i bring to the ring, i know the identity of myself and my character, the way i can entertain.” it all makes for a truly full circle moment. “i walked away to be with my family, with so much in front of me,” tuft said. “now that [my daughter] is almost 13, i travel all the time for business anyway and she’s ok with it, so it’s time. this is my true self, me as authentic as i could be, knowing who i am, and no one can control me. this is 100% my creation, and i’m 100% confident that i can finish what i started.” gabbi tuft knows her character. she knows herself. and soon, so will the world. jreddick@orlandosentinel.com copyright © 2025 orlando sentinel

manage your account gabbi tuft is eyeing a potential return to the squared circle. wrestling fans may remember the name tyler reks, a wwe superstar that worked for the company for nearly five years between 2008 2012. reks retired from wrestling shortly after that, and publicly came out as a trans woman in february 2021. gabbi currently works as a personal fitness and nutrition coach, gaining a big following through her instagram and tiktok accounts, as well as on her website, www.coachgabbi.com. more recently, tuft had a chance to attend a wwe event at madison square garden, the first she’d been at since retiring years earlier. tuft spoke with wrestlezone managing editor bill pritchard about what the visit did for her. it seems that she’s been teasing a more formal return to the ring as of late, and she explained that she is feeling a lot more nostalgic about pro wrestling than she expected. “teasing is a good word. i didn’t have any interest in going back to wrestling after i left. i thought i was done permanently,” tuft said. “in august, the new york times did an article on me. the reporter thought it’d be kind of interesting to take me back to an arena for the first time in 11 years and just be there as i walked back in for the first time and get the emotion and everything. “i did not expect to miss it as much as i did. i walked in, and this was august, four months ago. and my heart just like exploded with overwhelming nostalgia. and i saw my friends that i was in wwe with performing,” she added. “the usos were leading the show, and i’m just like, ‘oh my god, i missed this.’ and ever since then, it’s been kind of on my higher priority list to explore what options are available or what i might be interested in doing if i were to come back to the ring.” gabbi said the event being at madison square garden, wwe’s de facto “home” for years, was a total coincidence. she compared the situation to being a “universal divinity” and loved the excitement and energy of the evening. gabbi tuft lives near austin, texas. she recently shared a video of her visit to dustin rhodes’ nearby wrestling school. now that she had the msg visit out of the way, tuft says she went to visit her friend’s school with a goal in mind. “i went there with an intent. let’s just put it that way. it was a cordial conversation with dustin. but i went there with an intent to kind of poke around and see if i really wanted to get back in the ring. and the second i kicked my leg over the middle rope and stepped inside, everything just ignited again. dustin was so sweet too. he’s such a nice guy,” tuft said. “goldy, him and i have been buddies since i was on the roster. he was actually one of the guys that helped me a ton. he was the one who took the first burning hammer, or my version of the burning hammer for me when i was coming back as a heel.” tuft said she and dustin spent some time kicking around ideas to see what it would take to shake the ring rust off. one other obstacle she needs to overcome is actually getting cleared to wrestle. gabbi had surgery to fix an ascending aortic aneurysm in 2019. the mayo clinic defines an aortic dissection as a serious condition in which a tear occurs in the aorta, the body’s main artery. if it goes untreated or undetected and blood leaves the outside aortic wall, an aortic dissection can be deadly. gabbi noted her mother had the same surgery the year before her (and an undetected aortic dissection is also what caused the death of john ritter in 2003). gabbi’s surgery was eight hours long, and she now has a synthetic aorta in her chest. she’s working with stanford university and hopes to get some positive news soon. “[wrestling is] definitely on the front of my mind. i’m working with stanford university right now to get clearance. i did have open heart surgery in july 2019,” tuft explained. “so we are reviewing scans currently. hopefully, this week, i will know if i’m 100% clear to start taking bumps again.” her plans for pro wrestling are still hypothetical. however, gabbi teased what the next chapter of her wrestling story might look like. if it happens, she will make sure her next match is on the biggest stage possible. “i would say i don’t want to open that book or give a preview before its time. but if it was a book on a shelf, and you pull it off, and you looked at the cover,” gabbi explained. “we all know that covers really enticing, but you flip it over, and you read the summary on the back. let’s just say there’s definitely an open door right now. and it’s cracked, but i’m ready to kick it open. i don’t want to give anything away too soon. i want to make sure that if and when something actually does happen that the world is watching.” watch our full interview with gabbi tuft below: gabbi tuft, cpt, lsn, is a forerunner and pioneer in the transgender community, a renowned professional athlete, keynote speaker and fitness coach. gabbi has over 30 years of experience in the fitness industry and has coached over 1500 people to success in the past 13 years. with 99% of her clients being cisgender women, gabbi’s mission is to empower women to break free from cyclical behaviors and embrace sustainable fitness and nutrition habits, all while fostering positive neuro associations for success, inspiring a world of women who embrace change and love themselves as the queens they are. her goal is to create a ripple effect of empowered women who lead fulfilling lives, unlocking their true potential and celebrating their individuality. blurb: gabbi tuft is an online personal fitness and nutrition coach. she has coached over 1,500 clients to success over the past 13 years. she specializes in helping women break cyclical behavioral patterns for long lasting, sustainable weight loss and physique changes. for more information, visit www.coachgabbi.com. the post former wwe star gabbi tuft is planning a return to the ring appeared first on wrestlezone.

more than ten years after her last professional wrestling match, gabbi tuft is returning to the ring   this time as her fully realized, villainous self. following open heart surgery in 2019 and the beginning of her gender transition in 2021, the former wwe wrestler announced she was training for an in ring return last year. after months of training videos and teasers on social media, tuft dropped a surprise announcement on social media last weekend: her comeback will take place tuesday, june 25 at independent wrestling promotion west coast pro wrestling’s “killing them softly” live show. this content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. tuft kept this reveal close to the vest even in an interview with the orlando sentinel last week, only hinting that she would return “imminently.” tuft   whose new in ring character will be known as “mother,” the now ubiquitous term that originated in ballroom culture   said she threw herself into training after being medically cleared last year, working out at industry veterans’ schools including the rhodes wrestling academy and the dungeon (recently opened by wwe long hauler natalya neidhart). “i’m 45 years old. i don’t have time to mess around. it’s now or never,” tuft told the sentinel. “i’m not going to mull it over for six months   if i’m going to do it, it’s 110%, right now. i did every bit of training i could get my hands on and spent every day watching current wrestling programs. i would be walking around my house and office cutting promos out loud and deciding exactly what i want to do.” that day has now arrived, and “mother” is on the very brink of mothering (even though her opponent hadn’t been announced as of this writing). tuft’s last match took place in march of 2014, in an independent show that saw her team with fellow former wwe wrestler curt hawkins as tyler reks, her old wwe persona. that character may have had some amount of name recognition at the time, but as tuft laid out last week, the persona’s time is long finished   and not just because that version of her presented as a man. “who tyler reks was, was undefined,” tuft explained to the sentinel. “you could have handed me to the fans on a silver platter and they still wouldn’t have known who i was. but now i know my value, what i bring to the ring, i know the identity of myself and my character, the way i can entertain.” so who is mother? like reks, she’s a heel, a villain who’s there mostly to antagonize heroic “babyfaces” and create legible, emotional conflict in their matches together. but as tuft has slowly rolled the character out on instagram over the past few weeks, fans have seen a much different kind of antagonist than reks, one with an ice cold queen bitch demeanor even while dispensing nutritional advice (tuft also advertises personal coaching services). several graphics depict tuft shackled by her wrists, with captions promising “the chains [will] come off.” one video sees tuft preparing for her re debut by doing some healthy grocery shopping for strawberries; when an effeminate assistant quips that he’s “not fruity enough” for her, mother manifests with maximum disdain. “mickey, pride is a sin,” she admonishes. “now let me eat my fruit.” according to tuft, mother is partially based on the mixed reactions she received after coming out: overwhelming respect from her peers in the industry, but vocal hostility from anti trans wrestling fans. “you can’t please everyone,” she told the sentinel. “half the world will look at this character, a trans woman, and wonder why i’m back, they’ll hate me; the other half will understand and absolutely love me. that’s ok, the whole world will be watching.” like most successful wrestling characters, mother contains aspects of tuft that have been amplified and exaggerated, even warped to feed into tuft’s natural tendency to play the heel. “‘mother sees you, my child.’ she recognizes every one of her ‘children,’” tuft said. “i want my ‘family.’ i need love and human connection. i need significance.” the infusion of all those elements   each linked to lgbtq+ people’s common search for community and belonging, combined with mother’s arrogant toxicity   promises to be a character queer wrestling fans will want to see develop. it’s anybody’s guess whether tuft will achieve her goal of returning to the wwe, where trans wrestlers have yet to compete openly, but her return to the independent circuit is a major step towards that end. it also places mother in line to face other trans and nonbinary wrestlers who have established themselves as indie icons, such as dark sheik, max the impaler, and sonny kiss (the newly minted enjoy wrestling champion). whatever the future holds, tuft will be putting her whole being into it, for the first time in her wrestling career. “this is my true self, me as authentic as i could be, knowing who i am, and no one can control me,” tuft told the sentinel. “this is 100% my creation, and i’m 100% confident that i can finish what i started.” wcpw’s “killing them softly” event will take place at the irvine improv on june 25 beginning at 7:30 p.m. pacific time. the promotion did not return them’s request for comment regarding streaming options before publication; past events have been available on wcpw’s youtube page. get the best of what’s queer. sign up for them’s weekly newsletter here. our story contact © 2025 condé nast. all rights reserved. them may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our affiliate partnerships with retailers. the material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of condé nast. ad choices cn living

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supported by the former chief executive of world wrestling entertainment paid two women, one of whom accused him of assault. by matthew goldstein linda mcmahon is accused of failing to stop abuse in the 1980s within w.w.e., which she led at the time. the suit is on hold pending a ruling over a state law related to such cases. by kate selig linda mcmahon, whose résumé mainly rests on running world wrestling entertainment, has faced questions for years over whether she is suitable for important education posts. by stephanie saul, zach montague and sharon otterman how americans learned to root for the dark side   from the joker and “wicked” to elon musk. by a.o. scott linda mcmahon is known for her many years in the wrestling world. though her education experience is more limited than previous secretaries, she has embraced both conservative and bipartisan ideas. by sharon otterman mcmahon, amiga y financiadora de donald trump, es una ejecutiva sin formación docente ni mayor experiencia profesional en la dirección de la política educativa. by zach montague and ana swanson a friend and financial backer of donald j. trump’s, ms. mcmahon, who led the small business administration during his first term, remained close to him during the campaign. by zach montague and ana swanson how decades of sexual assault allegations were swept under the rug in professional wrestling by jessica grose listed at 6 foot 9 and 317 pounds, he faced off against some of the industry’s biggest names, including shawn michaels and hulk hogan. by claire moses hogan supports donald j. trump. mr. ventura is backing kamala harris. but their beef is more complicated than that. by rebecca davis o’brien modeling himself after the heavy metal bands of the 1970s and ’80s, he played the role of an occult inspired villain and tangled with the likes of hulk hogan. by michael levenson the theatrical former professional wrestler flexed his muscles   and electrified the crowd   with an impassioned account of how he came to support the former president. by tim balk and maya king he was part of the superstar tag team the wild samoans and a member of the dynasty of samoan wrestlers that includes today’s biggest star, his son. by alexandra e. petri ms. tuft, who retired from the w.w.e. more than a decade ago and came out as transgender in 2021, will return to the ring on tuesday, she said on social media. by livia albeck ripka the professional wrestler fought alongside arn anderson, ric flair and tully blanchard. he later spoke out against the commercialization of the sport. by jesus jiménez several high profile deals have the company well positioned for years to come, but legal entanglements involving vince mcmahon, its former, longtime leader, are not going away. by kevin draper the co founder of world wrestling entertainment stepped down from its parent company’s board one day after an ex employee accused him of sexual assault in a lawsuit. by kevin draper in a lawsuit, the woman says mr. mcmahon hired her at the pro wrestling company in exchange for sex and then abused her for years. by christopher maag the weekly wrestling program will move to netflix in 2025 as part of a 10 year agreement, a big leap into live events for the streaming platform. by nicole sperling and gregory schmidt the wrestling superfan, tim rivera, leads a troupe of performers that cosplay as their childhood heroes in front of unsuspecting subway riders. by joshua needelman when celebrities face off in the boxing ring, their number of instagram followers or lucrative brand deals can’t help them   only fists prevail. by brady brickner wood wyatt, whose real name was windham rotunda, became champion of the world wrestling entertainment in 2017. by orlando mayorquin a fierce fighter known for wielding improvised weapons, he brought his menacing image not just to the ring but also to hollywood, in films like “road house.” by eduardo medina she was once a 250 pound gladiator in the world wrestling entertainment ring. now she’s a tiktok star who’s building a new life. by jacob bernstein the story, more than the sport, is what matters. by rory smith a former professional football player, he had a promising career in the ring until an injury in 1999 left him quadriplegic. by rebecca carballo khosrow vaziri drew on his iranian heritage to create a caricature of a middle eastern villain and became one of the most memorable heels in wrestling history. by daniel e. slotnik his spectacular physique, outrageous personality and blond dye job inspired hulk hogan and jesse ventura. but the steroids that built his body also destroyed it. by richard sandomir ari emanuel’s endeavor acquires world wrestling entertainment to create a live event and combat sport giant. by andrew ross sorkin, ravi mattu, bernhard warner, sarah kessler, michael j. de la merced, lauren hirsch and ephrat livni the new company, with the stock ticker “tko,” is betting that the value of rights for live events like wrestling will continue to soar. by benjamin mullin the banking giant has sued jes staley over what it said were failures to alert the company to all he knew about jeffrey epstein. by andrew ross sorkin, ravi mattu, bernhard warner, sarah kessler, michael j. de la merced, lauren hirsch and ephrat livni kayfabe   the knowledge that pro wrestling is fake   has a long and rich history in american entertainment. it also explains something deep about g.o.p. politics now. by abraham josephine riesman what’s the best way for a not particularly athletic barista slash wrestling geek to go pro? act really weird. by dan brooks satnam singh, the first indian born player drafted by an n.b.a. team, never realized his dream of playing in the league. now, he is living a new dream: slam dunking other people. by sopan deb the owner of the los angeles lakers believes wow   women of wrestling can be an engine of female empowerment. her performers, known as “superheroes,” are breaking new ground in the historically male centric space. by joshua needelman the company’s leader for 40 years, he was under scrutiny after a report of a $3 million settlement with an employee. by lora kelley saudi arabia is investing in sporting events, like an upstart golf tour, as part of a yearslong drive to turn the country into a hot spot for business and tourism and to blunt criticism of its human rights record. by vivian yee and ben hubbard small beer companies and independent wrestling leagues find that pairing their offerings attracts big crowds and big fun. by joshua m. bernstein mr. mcmahon, the pro wrestling company’s chairman and chief executive, agreed to pay a secret settlement to an employee with whom he was said to have had an affair, the wall street journal reported this week. by daniel victor called a “hugely influential superstar” by world wrestling entertainment, he was also a founding member of the villainous new world order with kevin nash and hulk hogan. by derrick bryson taylor the wrestler competed in the first wrestlemania, held in 1985 at madison square garden. by alex traub and jesus jiménez peacock, nbcuniversal’s streaming service, is now showing old and new episodes of wwe network wrestling. some troubling segments in the network’s history disappeared in the transfer. by maria cramer mr. huber, who was known in the ring as brodie lee and luke harper, died from a “lung issue” unrelated to covid 19, his wife said. by marie fazio he delighted his fans, especially in villain roles. when he announced in 2014 that he was gay, they remained loyal. by alex traub as one of the road warriors, he brought a muscled flamboyance to professional wrestling. by neil genzlinger the former commissioner said the football league, which filed for bankruptcy, breached the terms of his contract. by neil vigdor officials in the state permitted “employees at professional sports and media production with a national audience” to hold an event if it is closed to the public. by mihir zaveri the filing by the xfl’s parent company, alpha entertainment, came after covid 19 forced the rebooted league to lay off staffers and suspend operations in its first season in 19 years. by danielle allentuck a more sober league, dedicated to football, not gimmicks, starts up this weekend, 19 years after the old league shut down. by victor mather johnson battled racism early on and introduced dwayne johnson to professional wrestling years before he became a famous actor. by michael levenson critics accuse the kingdom of “sportswashing” as international entertainment businesses shrug off human rights concerns. by alan rappeport kia stevens, the wrestler turned actor, portrays a bizarro version of her own life in netflix’s wrestling comedy series. by sean neumann he was old school tough but knew how to create a character. “what you create in your mind is what makes people get behind you or go against you,” he said. by neil genzlinger bret “the hitman” hart was attacked by a fan at his wwe induction ceremony on saturday night. the fan has previously been arrested three times on charges of stalking and violating protective orders. by danny albers via storyful and alan fisher via associated press fans witnessed an impromptu fight at the barclays center when a fan jumped into the ring and tackled bret (the hitman) hart, who was being inducted into the wwe hall of fame. by christina goldbaum and sean piccoli ms. mcmahon, who was one of five women in president trump’s cabinet and the former chief executive of world wrestling entertainment, avoided the kinds of scandals that many of her colleagues endured. by michael d. shear and maggie haberman bundy, who was massive even by pro wrestler standards, used his bulk and surprising agility to wrangle with stars like hulk hogan and the undertaker. by daniel e. slotnik a hard punching star of the 1970s and ’80s, he was known as much for his kindness outside the ring as for his ferocity within it. by daniel e. slotnik a straight man to the outsize personalities who fill the ring, he had a resonant voice that lent a certain gravitas to an enterprise hardly known for it. by daniel e. slotnik a popular, verdi loving italian immigrant who dominated the ring for a record 11 years in the 1960s and ′70s and insisted that he never took a dive. by robert d. mcfadden the latest fight in the pro wrestling world is taking place outside the ring, as new japan (with backing from mark cuban) is challenging world wrestling entertainment. by seth berkman perhaps no other member of the president’s cabinet understands mr. trump as ms. mcmahon, a former pro wrestling entrepreneur, does. by matt flegenheimer the league is expected to start play in 2020, mcmahon said, emphasizing that it would be a lot tamer than the original xfl. by kevin draper mr. heenan, known as the brain, managed some of wrestling’s top stars and was one of the most colorful commentators the business has seen. by neil genzlinger yuvraj singh dhesi, better known as jinder mahal, is helping the wwe attract fans from its next big target: india. by sopan deb to understand the appeal of political figures who mangle the truth, it helps to understand the wrestling concept of “kayfabe.” by nick rogers john cena proposed marriage to nikki bella, and the undertaker found the exit at the annual entertainment event. by justin bank a world wrestling federation mainstay known for his wild antics and his signature green tongue, steele was a hated villain but was described as “truly nice.” by niraj chokshi world wrestling entertainment tries to bring body slams and drop kicks to a country where other companies have run into government restrictions. by neil gough at 6 foot 5 and 245 pounds, mr. johnson is the first samoan and one of the most muscular men ever chosen by the magazine. by erin mccann on the pro wrestler logic of cruz’s republican convention speech. by mark leibovich the fake “reality” of professional wrestling has become the new norm   from entertainment to politics, and everywhere in between. by jeremy gordon the retired wrestler who won $140 million from the site over a sex tape is suing over a video transcript in which he is quoted as using racial slurs. by daniel victor with its recently announced twitter deal, the n.f.l. seems to be following the lead of the wwe’s streaming app. by joe nocera it’s not just the rock. john cena (“sisters”) and others have found a second home in the movies. by thomas golianopoulos a real, proven fighter who returned to professional wrestling, the world of the unreal fight. by scott o’connor after 16 years sitting behind the desk at “the daily show,” the comedian is a budding wwe star. by katie rogers stewart, who retired from “the daily show,” delivered some drama in another arena during a key match. by katie rogers free of his “daily show” chores, jon stewart will host a wrestling event at the barclays center in brooklyn. by gilbert cruz mr. piper helped raise the profile of world wrestling entertainment and was a foil to hulk hogan in the 1980s. by liam stack

broadview is a reader supported publication. please read and please support! how’s everybody this morning, after watching that hilarious snl episode with the two elderly toddlers pretending to be debating presidential candidates? oops. reality is wild these days. this week we saw new depths of scandal with youth gender medicine. sometimes it’s hard to talk about what we’ve learned because it comes out sounding like conspiracy theory. sometimes conspiracy theories are true. more from our beloved alejandra q: the us supreme court agreed monday to decide if a tennessee law banning pediatric gender transition violates the constitution after the biden administration asked the scotus to take up united states v. skrmetti. this is first time scotus will hear arguments on childhood gender transition after previously avoiding involvement on the issue. the case is likely to have broad ramifications for the 25 states that have enacted bans on pediatric “gender affirming” medical interventions. the new york post interviewed vanessa sivadge, the texas children’s hospital nurse who came forward with allegations about the hospital’s “gender affirmation” practices for minors. in the interview she alleges that tch doctors manipulated parents to give their kids hormone therapy by suggesting that “if they didn’t do this, their child would commit suicide or they would harm themselves.” sivadge further claims that hospital doctors would “miscategorize treatments” to have medicaid cover hormonal interventions. additionally, sivadge claims that the hospital “dismissed” preexisting mental health diagnoses in minor patients being treated for gender issues. last week, sivadge shared allegations that two fbi agents visited her home to intimidate her for speaking to the media about the gender transitions at tch. meanwhile, dr. richard ogden roberts iii, a pediatric endocrinologist at tch is being investigated by texas attorney general ken paxton over claims that he committed medicaid fraud “illegally billing medicaid for transgender procedures”. dr ogden was also one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit aiming to prevent the state’s ban on childhood gender transition in tangent with transgender activist organizations. the ohio hause passed bill 183 wednesday which would bar trans identified students from using bathrooms and locker rooms based on “gender identity” in k 12 schools and colleges. the bill was added to senate bill 104 as an amendment on the house floor. meanwhile, the ohio equal rights amendment campaign, currently in its early organizing stages, looks to challenge the bill by adopting an “anti discrimination amendment to the ohio constitution”. the campaign models its ballot issue after one approved in nevada in 2022. a proposed ballot initiative to ban pediatric gender transition in colorado will not appear on the november ballot, the state’s supreme court ruled monday. an analysis of federal data published this week in jama internal medicine concluded that rates of self reported mental distress and depression more than doubled (from 18.8% in 2014 to 38.9% in 2022) among americans who identify as transgender or gender diverse (tgd). the researchers who performed the analysis noted that during the years 2014 and 2022 “a record number of enacted laws has threatened the rights and protections of tgd people, including restricting access to gender affirming care and permitting discrimination in public accommodations." the nassau county assembly adopted a bill monday that reintroduces a ban of trans identified male athletes from women’s sports in county owned athletic facilities. an earlier similar ban was thrown out after a may court ruling. the new york civil liberties union called the bill "hateful and blatantly illegal" and vowed to challenge the measure once more. jenna longoria, a texas mom with a large media following, claims to have been booted from a united airlines flight (along with her mother and infant son) for accidentally misgendering a flight attendant. united airlines contested longoria’s account by releasing the following statement: “a party of three traveling out of san francisco today was not allowed to board following a discussion about having too many carry on items.” gabriella chidom, the united operations manager who informed longoria that she would be unable to board the flight over “what came out of [longoria’s] mouth’ is “experienced in developing and implementing dei programs,” according to her linkedin account. lou holtz, professional football legend and the former football head coach at the university of notre dame, expressed his opinion regarding the inclusion of trans identified males in female sports this past weekend. holtz wrote on the platform x: “i was happy when title ix came out. but here we are, many years later, and now we can’t even ensure women competing against women. it’s crazy!” cecé telfer, the trans identified male who in 2019 won the ncaa women’s track and field championship, vowed to return to indoor competitions. in an interview with them, telfer said the following: "i look forward to indoor track, because 2024 indoors is going to be epic. my dreams were taken away from me once again. so i plan on going back to new england, hitting up all the indoor competitions, and taking all the names, all the records, and everything.” last year, the international governing body for track and field, world athletics, ruled against the participation of athletes who had undergone male puberty in elite women’s international championships, crushing telfer’s olympic aspirations. riley gaines reacted to telfer’s statement by complaining about the track and field athlete’s “narcissism” and “entitlement.” the “take back title ix” tour bus was vandalized on friday during a stop in chapel hill, north carolina, according to the independent women’s forum. the “take back title ix summer bus tour” features female athletes who are part of the “our bodies, our sports” coalition. international jason carruthers, the owner of an ontario waxing spa, was given 30 days to pay the $35k a court awarded to a trans identified male his business was unable to accommodate for genital waxing. the ruling follows a six year long battle. the plaintiff, identified as ab in court documents, filed the complaint at the human rights tribunal of ontario after speaking carruthers on phone in 2018. carruthers claims that the only female employee working that day is muslim and avoids physical contact with males outside of her family. ab claims, however, to have been “misgendered” by carruthers. carruthers, who was interviewed by rebel news on the matter, also applied for judicial review to the ontario superior court of justice looking to reverse the decision of the tribunal vice chair. many of the headlines coming from the uk center around jk rowling and an article she wrote for the london times discussing labour party leader keir starmer and his party’s stance on women’s rights. in the article, rowling addresses a june 20 debate where starmer stated that, “on the biology, i agree with what tony blair said the other day, in relation to men having penises and women having vaginas.” this is in contrasts with 2021, when starmer took umbrage at gender critical labour mp rosie duffield’s statement that only women have a cervix. rowling expressed frustration about the party’s blasé attitude toward the violent vitriol that rosie duffield has endured over the years. “like me,” rowling writes referring to duffield, “she believes the stakes are too high to walk away. for left leaning women like us, this isn’t, and never has been, about trans people enjoying the rights of every other citizen and being free to present and identify however they wish. this is about the right of women and girls to assert their boundaries. it’s about freedom of speech and observable truth. it’s about waiting, with dwindling hope, for the left to wake up to the fact that its lazy embrace of a quasi religious ideology is having calamitous consequences.” starmer reacted to the article by claiming that he is proud of his party’s track record on women’s rights. starmer said, “i do respect [rowling], but i would point out the long record that labour has in government of passing really important legislation which has advanced the rights of women and made a material difference.” as a response to rowling’s article, shadow chancellor rachel reeves invited rowling to meet with the labour party to provide her with “assurances” that they will not be changing “anything about biological sex.” rowling has agreed to the meeting under the condition that labour also meet with the groups keep prisons single sex, lesbian labour, women’s rights network, woman’s place uk and lgb alliance. unsurprisingly, rowlings article also caused an outburst of support from women who consider themselves gender critical. stephanie davies arai of transgender trend, for example, wrote the following about rowling’s article: “there are a lot of women who will spoil the ballot or vote for their local candidate who does know what a woman is. i hope that they [labour] will take notice of the huge, mass support that jk rowling has from ordinary women and see that they have been misguided on not taking really legitimate concerns of women seriously.” in spite of the party’s reply to rowling’s article, julie bindel continues to believe that starmer and the labour party have “chosen to bend the knee to trans activists”. the telegraph writes about the future of current tory school guidelines that ban children from being taught that there are more than two genders. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson failed to clarify if the labour party would continue with the ban on teaching “gender identity” in schools. during an interview with bbc’s laura kuenssberg, phillipson said that “any guidance needed to acknowledge that trans people exist”. however, when asked about the issue during a monday interview, starmer claimed that he was not in favor of the “ideology being taught in our schools on gender.” starmer elaborated, “i think we need to complete the consultation process and make sure that there is guidance that is age appropriate.” several media outlets also reported on the difference between the labour and tory positions on women’s rights and transgender issues, including the week and the independent. meanwhile, the chamber uk website outlines the labour party’s proposed reforms to the gender recognition act. the website includes an interview with katy jon went, founder of genderagenda, who highlights the “toxic environment surrounding transgender rights debates, exacerbated by polarising campaigns from both transgender advocacy groups and gender critical factions.” the uk’s general election will be held next week. scottish actor david tennant spoke about kemi badenoch during the british lgbt awards where he openly fantasized that she “didn’t exist anymore” and told a cheering audience, “i don't wish ill of her, i just wish her to shut up.” badenoch, the uk’s women and equalities minister, reacted to tennent’s statement on social media: “i will not be silenced by men who prioritise applause from stonewall over the safety of women and girls. a rich, lefty, white male celebrity so blinded by ideology he can't see the optics of attacking the only black woman in government by calling publicly for my existence to end.” prime minister rishi sunak stated regarding the exchange between tennent and badenoch that freedom of speech was the "most powerful feature of our democracy. if you’re calling for women to shut up and wishing they didn’t exist, you are the problem." former tavistock psychologist dr heather wood launched dignity gender assessment services, a clinic for children in the english city of leeds (home to the now defunct gender identity service regional outpost). the private clinic charges £1,500 to assess minors under 18 for gender dysphoria. dr wood allegedly once agreed to prescribe puberty blockers to a young girl based on the latter’s love of thomas the train. sir gregor smith, scotland’s the chief medical officer, set up a group that will review the findings of the cass report and will publish an update this month. in 2022, jennifer armstrong and tracey gillies, medical directors for glasgow and lothian hospital, raised safety concerns and asked for an independent review of the evidence around puberty blockers. this march, both armstrong and gillies wrote to smith asking him to align scotland’s ypgs (young person’s gender service) with the english guidelines. according to correspondence, smith replied by emphasizing the different clinical approaches across countries and concluding that a decision on the matter should consider all potential implications. a swindon crown court found lexi secker, a trans identified male, guilty of a rape committed in april 2021. a statement from wiltshire police reads: “a person from melksham has been found guilty of rape following a trial at swindon crown court.” the court tried secker as a woman. bbc news channel’s the context was accused a providing a “misleading impression” concerning the nutritional value of milk from trans identified males. the bbc executive complaints unit (ecu) found that the show had broken its rules on accuracy in addition to failing to “give due weight to an appropriate range of views” during a february broadcast. the show was also found to have given an inaccurate impression that the world health organization supported their claims. milli hill covers the topic in detail in her substack, the mule. national jun 24: democrats to push back more strongly on anti trans rhetoric (usa today) jun 21: father says his teenage daughter 'began mentioning a trans lifestyle and adopted a male name' while being treated at vanderbilt psychiatric hospital (the tennessee star) jun 24: sarah mcbride is poised to be the first transgender member of congress. here's how she feels about it (the advocate) jun 24: barnegat joins the growing wave of school districts rescinding transgender student policies “ the barnegat board of education this month eliminated a policy regarding transgender and gender nonconforming students, following a growing movement among new jersey school boards to take a closer look at their policies toward lgbtq+ youth.” (the bharat express) jun 25: drag performers to lobby for ‘transgender bill of rights’ on capitol hill (national review) jun 23: legislative leaders forced to testify in transgender lawsuit “the state’s top two republican lawmakers have been ordered to answer questions, under oath, about why they voted to ban transgender girls from participating in girls’ sports. and they’re also going to have to turn over emails, including one with “talking points” about the law. in a new ruling, u.s. district court judge jennifer zipps, a nominee of president obama, acknowledged that lawmakers are generally shielded from having to provide evidence in challenges to state laws.” (arizona capitol times) jun 25: support group for families, allies of transgender individuals to launch soon the first meeting will take place july 21 at the warwick valley community center. (the warwick advertisers) jun 25: west midlands police sergeant sacked for transgender comments sgt andrew grant was dismissed after making 'totally inappropriate' remarks about a transgender officer (birmingham live) jun 25: ag marshall backs tennessee after scotus agrees to hear case over transgender surgeries, hormones for minors ban (1819 news) jan 26: us cops shoot and kill person who charged at them with knife in denver “it is reported that the suspect was a 52 year old transgender who identified as a woman. it is believed that the accused was a homeless person. the police are reportedly trying to find the suspect’s family members to notify them about the death.” (news9live) jun 25: utah, federal government headed for confrontation over transgender changes to title ix | news “the state government here is headed for a showdown with the biden administration over transgender rights and utah democrats aren’t happy about it. during its special session on june 19, republican lawmakers evoked the utah constitutional sovereignty act to block attempts by the federal government to broaden the provisions of title ix to include gender identity and sexual orientation.” (kvnu) jun 23: prisoner allegedly sexually assaulted transgender inmate at rikers island (pix11) jun 23: gabbi tuft, first openly trans former w.w.e. star, returns to wrestling ms. tuft, who retired from the w.w.e. more than a decade ago and came out as transgender in 2021, will return to the ring on tuesday, she said on social media. (the new york times) jun 26: federal judge starts hearing on allegations in gender affirming care case eleven lawyers face accusation of seeking a judge who would be sympathetic to their case. (alabama reflector) jun 26: st. louis chef closes bulrush, citing missouri 'hate politics' against lgbtq community“bulrush, the lauded st. louis restaurant that gained national recognition for its food inspired by traditional ozark cuisine, has served its last meal. owner and chef rob connoley, a missouri native, said tuesday he did not want to continue bringing attention to the state because of its policies affecting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender residents.” (stlpr) jun 23: b.c. transgender teacher files human rights complaint after online hate, doxxing (global news) jun 23: lack of trans specific resources in oc make stable housing ‘impossible to achieve,’ new report finds (orange county register) jun 23: michigan group offers counseling to trans clients in states where they otherwise might go without “gender affirming care. it’s a phrase that evokes a myriad of opinions, many of them focused on hormone treatment and surgery for trans individuals. and yet, long before either of those options becomes a possibility, therapy is almost always a requirement, especially when adolescents are involved. but where and how trans identifying youth obtain that therapy can be a major barrier to receiving the proper care.” (louisiana illuminator) jun 25: indictment: transgender care 'whistleblower" never filed complaint against texas hospital (austin american statesman) jun 27: high school track coach speaks out after transgender runner dominates girl's state championship “dean vergillo, the coach of cedarcrest high school, recently spoke to the independent women's forum about his team competing, and ultimately falling short, in the washington interscholastic activities association (wiaa) state track and field meet in may. one member of his team had to compete against garcia in the 400 meter sprint, a race garcia won by a full second.” (outkick) jun 26: transgender inmate assaulted by cellmate in tucson prison wins civil rights suit (arizona daily star) jun 26: jazz jennings responds to body shamers who claim she 'doesn't love her body' as a transgender activist “sometimes, loving yourself and your body means honoring your desire to make a change,” the 23 year old said “jazz jennings is setting the record straight after her recent posts about body positivity have received some backlash online.” (people) jun 27: hearing over missouri’s ban on gender affirming care focuses on withheld documents attorneys representing transgender youth and the attorney general’s office both claim evidence is being illegally concealed (missouri independent) jun 27: uhs offers gender affirming treatment through ship, etang portal (the daily californian) jun 26: university of nebraska board of regents files motion to be removed from gender affirming care lawsuit (ketv 7) jun 27: former high school track and field coach john parks talks firing amid push for transgender athlete law change “john parks, a track and field coach in oregon, said the school district overseeing lake oswego high school fired him earlier this month after he sent a letter to state officials concerning laws related to transgender athletes.” (fox wilmington) jun 24: this tri cities school board plans to weigh in on the transgender athlete debate (tri herald) jun 20: shocking outburst of utah transgender 'killer' after she was arrested for murdering her family, as police reveal disturbing new details about the bloodbath (the daily mail) jun 27: barnegat schools abolish transgender policy “the local school board voted 5 3 to abolish its transgender student policy on june 11. the decision aligns with a trend seen in about 20 other new jersey districts that have also repealed similar policies recently.” (jersey shore online) jun 24: objections from parental rights group derails vote on school district’s trans policy (the daily signal) jun 27: ted cruz demands info on doj’s ‘politically driven prosecution’ of transgender care whistleblower (the washington times) jun 27: cease and desist orders rocklin unified school district to cancel transgender notification policy those against the policy refer to its guidelines as a ‘forced outing’ policy (kcra) jun 27: letter: vernon's transgender bathrooms honesty and openness is so helpful for us all to understand better what drives a transgender person to acknowledge their true identity (vernon morning star) jun 27: gender affirming surgeries are mostly performed on cisgender people: 'bitter irony' “out of the 151 breast reductions that were performed in 2019 on american minors, 146 (97 percent) were performed on cisgender males, according to a new study published in jama. out of the 636 breast reductions performed on adults, 507 (80 percent) were performed on cisgender males.” (the advocate) jun 27: tennis legend chris evert takes side in transgender athletes debate “tennis legend chris evert, one of the best players in the game's history and a longtime analyst for espn, has taken a clear side in the transgender athletes debate. evert agreed with her longtime rival, martina navratilova, on the "unfairness" of transgender athletes competing in women's sports.” (the spun) international australia/new zealand jun 27: chloe cole warns australian government about its gender affirming care (sky news australia) jun 21: winston peters’ demand sport nz re writes transgender policy disappears in ‘no comment’ vortex (new zealand herald) jun 21: “devastated” victorian parents left in the dark as schools allow their kids to socially transition furious parents say “activist” teachers are socially transitioning their kids at school without their knowledge, accusing the education department of a “complete betrayal of trust”. (the herald sun) jun 20: what butler knows australia's health minister has been quietly told that, yes, the cass report is relevant down under (gender clinic news) jun 25: transgender jockey tyler leslight banned for racist remark to fellow hoop tyler leslight pleaded guilty to directing a racist remark towards a fellow jockey after the running of a race at townsville. (news.co.au) canada jun 25: formal support for transgender students guidelines wanted a delegation spoke to the pembina hills school board wanting a policy to support transgender children, train educators, and create a sense of belongings for these children (town and country today) jun 26: trans youth are teaching schools how to actually support them “the education system is failing transgender youth, but one school in canada is striving to create a new support model.” (yes! magazine) uk jun 24: nhs nurses sue over transgender policy that 'puts them at risk' nurses claimed colleagues have experienced panic attacks after being required to change into work clothes in front of a sexually active biological male (the london times) jun 25: a conversion therapy ban could harm those it seeks to help such a move may make it harder to enact the cass review and protect gender questioning children (the telegraph) jun 27: almost half of transgender people in scotland are aged 16 24 census data reveals that dundee has the highest proportion of the adult population who identify as transgender or having a trans history (the london times) jun 26: united kingdom: starmer accuses sunak of using the transgender issue to divide the country (nova agency) jun 25: transgender woman guilty of rape after night out “a transgender woman has been found guilty of rape following a night out. lexi secker, 35, of lowbourne, near melksham, was living as a man when she attacked a woman in blunsdon, wiltshire, on 23 april 2023. swindon crown court was told secker would be tried as a woman and she was found guilty of one count of rape on friday, following a four day trial.” (bbc) jun 21: new director of bbc sport chief has pledged to leave his personal views 'at the door' after facing backlash for trans article (the daily mail) jun 18: leading women's rights campaigner who said trans gp 'enjoyed examining women' claims she was 'threatened by arrest' and is now being investigated by the met police   as she accuses force of 'bullying' (the daily mail) jun 24: sue barker says trans women should not be allowed to compete against biological females in sport   as the wimbledon and bbc legend backs martina navratilova and warns 'young girls' dreams are being taken away' (the daily mail) jun 25: edinburgh fringe venue 'threatens to pull play about how jk rowling fell out with stars of harry potter over her trans views' "an edinburgh fringe show about jk rowling’s views on trans rights is at the centre of a cancellation storm amid claims its venue has threatened to pull the plug on the performance. terf, a play about the harry potter author’s falling out with the stars of the movie franchise after revealing her gender critical views, had been booked for st stephen’s theatre in the city’s stockbridge area.” (the daily mail) other international jun 27: virgin active sa to leave x after backlash on transgender changing room policy health club virgin active sa has announced it’s leaving elon musk’s x following a backlash to its new transgender changing room policy. “health club virgin active sa has announced it’s leaving elon musk’s x, formerly twitter, following a backlash in response to its recent announcement that trans people could use the changing rooms which aligned with their legal gender.” (sa people news) jun 20: horrified man wakes up in hospital to find his genitals removed by doctors after he was 'tricked' into a sex change operation amid bizarre land feud in india (the daily mail) jun 25: peru to stop labeling transgender people as mentally ill (reuters) jun 25: korea's first transgender soldier laid to rest at national cemetery amid controversy (aju press) jun 21: japan top court declares transgender woman as father of daughter conceived after legal gender change (jurist legal news) jun 25: russia’s first transgender politician says detransitioned due to threatsrussia’s first transgender politician says detransitioned due to threats (the moscow times) jun 23: sex testing at the olympics: what is it? how does it work? “sex testing, also known as sex verification or gender verification, is a process that aims to confirm an athlete’s assigned sex at birth and disclose any changes since. sex testing came about in the 1940s, typically via visual inspection. as the decades went on, the process evolved to include physical examinations, chromosome testing and testosterone level testing, according to a national library of medicine report. proponents of testing say it helps exclude athletes with perceived biological advantages, typically in women’s sports. those against the practice argue it is a discriminatory way to exclude transgender athletes that ignores natural differences in bodies, as cisgender and intersex women with higher testosterone counts are also flagged by this system.” (wbtw) opinion jun 25: suppression of dissent  the justice department tries to silence and imprison whistleblowers who expose the barbarism of transgender medicine. (city journal) “the left has adopted a new approach in response: political persecution of those speaking out against trans dogma. earlier this month, the department of justice indicted eithan haim, a surgeon at texas children’s hospital (tch) who exposed the hospital’s secret continued use of irreversible sex change procedures on minors after having publicly stated that it had stopped. by indicting haim, the doj is seeking to silence future whistleblowers and to signal its disregard for the mounting evidence that gender affirming care is harmful, and often irreversible.” (city journal) jun 26: trans men tell us what body positivity means to them (refinery 29) jun 26: how to be a better teacher to transgender students as states surrounding illinois pass laws restricting transgender children, a new book illustrates a framework for educators to better include their trans students. (wbez chicago) jun 26: arizona fails detransitioners governor katie hobbs vetoes a bill that would have expanded coverage for those harmed by “gender affirming care.” (city journal) jun 26: plaintiffs join in requesting stay in district court proceedings over gender affirming care (alabama reflector) jun 27: saunders: what does science have to do with transgender politics? nothing “the biden white house put gender politics over children when a bureaucrat intervened in what was supposed to be a scientifically based process to determine standards of care for treating gender dysphoric minors.” (las vegas review journal) jun 25: legal scholars worry supreme court may prioritize “politics” over “real stakes” in trans rights case scotus announced it was taking up a case on transgender rights on the second anniversary of the dobbs decision “‘this is a political supreme court, and transgender health care is a polarizing issue,’ jessica clarke, a usc gould school of law professor specializing in anti discrimination law with a focus on sex, gender and sexuality, told salon. ‘i am worried that the decision will be driven by politics rather than principle.’” (salon) jun 24: the times view on trans rights: luxury beliefs sir keir starmer is fuelling confusion about labour's stance on the trans issue. his failure to clearly champion the right of women to enjoy their own spaces is an insult (the london times) jun 24: i'm the parent of a trans daughter. there's nothing conservative about blocking her care. politicians should stop trying to impose personal beliefs as statewide mandates that harm children and interfere with the private, individualized medical decisions of families. (usa today) jun 25: supreme court must allow states to protect children from transgender medical interventions (daily citizen) jun 25: heritage report: school transgender policies clash with parental rights “recent heritage foundation report raises concerns about k 12 school transgender policies that exclude parental input. the report questions state and local policies that abridge the fundamental rights of parents to direct the upbringing of their children, a pressing issue in north carolina as the battle continues over implementing the parents bill of rights.” (carolina journal) jun 22: ‘one of the wildest stories i’ve ever heard’: michael knowles interviews christian couple who previously identified as gay and transgender (the daily wire) jun 17: how trans fanatics tore pride apart some women no longer feel safe at what's meant to be a celebration of all things lgbt   and the tensions could undermine the whole movement (the telegraph) jun 24: brandon teena was failed by the american legal system and the media thirty years after teena's murder, trans youth are still blamed for transphobic attacks against them. (teen vogue) jun 22: another planet sounds inviting “only ‘on another planet’ do people care about single sex bathrooms for women and girls, christopher luxon was quoted as saying in august 20231. many women might wish to move to that planet, not because they are obsessed with toilets, as critics would have it, but to avoid being swallowed whole by the language and symbols vacuum busily being created by those in thrall to the ideological belief that humans can change sex at will.” (plain sight new zealand) jun 26: “gender affirming care” is not a right the supreme court will decide if states can regulate transgender medical interventions for minors (world news group) jun 26: gender affirming care at penn medicine: a future ‘not in the shadows’ the penn medicine program for lgbtq+ health and gender affirming care at penn medicine has helped mattie chaya kimberly ‘kimi’ klauser and others get the right care in an open, safe, and nurturing environment. (penn today) research/studies study: transformative tales: the role of story videos on children's reasoning about transgender identities (british journal of developmental psychology) jun 25: survey finds interest in progestin only pills among transgender populations (contemporary ob/gyn) jun 26: transgender and gender nonconforming cancer survivors have higher odds of most conditions lgbtq+ cancer survivors overall had higher rates of comorbidities, cognitive limitations and difficulty with daily activities. (poz) jun 26: what's a normal psa value for transgender women on estrogen therapy?  study suggests threshold is too high to identify risk of prostate cancer in this population (med page today) study: prostate specific antigen values in transgender women receiving estrogen thank you as always. each week, i'm at once alarmed and deeply grateful that alejandra finds so much gender news. lots of work to be done! over on lgbt courage coalition there's an "action alert" to send to your rep (if you're in the us) regarding levine/wpath. "...dr wood allegedly once agreed to prescribe puberty blockers to a young girl based on the latter’s love of thomas the train...." surely that is thomas the tank engine ! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ but there is also the female engine   emily "...emily acts as a sisterly figure to the others. emily is kind and friendly and always sensitive to the other engines' feelings. if she wrongs someone, knowingly or not, she is quick to apologize..." https://thomas the tank engine series.fandom.com/wiki/emily see also: https://ttte.fandom.com/wiki/annie_and_clarabel no posts ready for more?

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by eric blum for dailymail.com published: 16:14 est, 1 february 2024 | updated: 17:04 est, 1 february 2024 34 view comments after a decade away from professional wrestling, transgender former wwe star gabbi tuft arrived in florida this week to prepare for a return to the squared circle. tuft carried her luggage around tampa international airport wearing black skinny jeans and a leopard print belt. tuft, known as tyler reks during her first four year run with wwe, was released from the company in 2012 and retired from competition in 2014. three years after coming out as a transgender woman in february 2021, the 45 year old tuft publicly expressed a desire to return to the ring on social media. tuft has nearly a million followers on tiktok and a recent video shows her in the ring performing her former finishing move, the 'burning hammer', in a side by side with when she executed the slam as reks. tuft arrived in florida to train with wwe superstar natalya with an eye to return to the ring tuft has not wrestled in a match for the wwe since august 2012, when she was released tuft has talked about a return to the ring on her social media for several months a return to the wwe would make tuft the company's first transgender superstar in history on wednesday, she posted a shot to instagram captioned 'mother is coming', showing herself standing inside a wrestling ring with current wwe superstar natalya. tuft has been training at 'the dungeon 2.0' ran by natalya and her husband tj wilson, who was known in wwe as tyson kidd before retiring in 2017 due to injury. natalya posted a photo to her instagram thursday at her training facility with tuft alongside around a dozen others, including current wwe superstars angelo dawkins, carlito, and ashante adonis. wwe's recent 'royal rumble' event was held in florida and the wwe performance center is located in orlando. tuft has dropped about 100 pounds from when she performed as reks by changing her diet and fitness routine. reks was billed at 6 foot 2 and around 250 pounds for her entire wwe run. tuft's last official match took place at a pro wrestling syndicate event, teaming with former wwe wrestler curt hawkins against all elite wrestling's lance hoyt and kevin matthews. tuft wrestled future wwe hall of famers such as kofi kingston and rey mysterio a decade ago at 45, tuft would be one of the older members of the active wwe roster should she return tuft's social media teases make it look like it is only a matter of time before her next match should tuft re sign with wwe, she would be the company's first transgender wrestler. tuft would follow in the footsteps of aew's nyla rose, who became the first transgender wrestler to sign a full time contract with an american promotion in 2019. rose is a former aew women's world champion. tuft did not win a main roster title during her run in wwe, but did hold three championships with the company's former developmental territory, florida championship wrestling. as reks, tuft won the fcw heavyweight championship and was a two time fcw tag team champion. tuft's championship tag team partners were johnny curtis, better known to wrestling fans as fandango, and joe henning, who worked for wwe under the ring name curtis axel. share what you think the comments below have been moderated in advance.