A video of men marching against “gender violence” has gone viral, not for the cause, but because the men were all marching wearing red high heels.
Jason Whitlock and Shemeka Michel are unimpressed.
“When it comes to the presence of men in women’s sports, it’s very difficult to take them seriously when you consider that none of them are on the front line. It’s just a group of beta males, a group of men who always want to step into their mother’s or wife’s shoes and just be feminine,” Michelle told Whitlock.
According to Michelle, “the conflict that’s really hurting women” is men occupying women’s spaces, such as men who identify as women and end up in women’s prisons. It is said that it is something.
“So the men who come here just want to stuff their big Ken feet into their Barbie doll slippers to fulfill some kind of fetish or fantasy that they have,” says Michelle. To tell.
“That’s the only explanation that makes sense,” agrees Whitlock.
“Obviously, they have to know that this has meaning and nothing is going to happen, and that’s all my problem with it all,” he added.
But Whitlock isn’t completely against it.
“The reason I like this is because you can say, ‘It’s no different than kneeling during the national anthem.’ We’re obsessed with symbolic gestures, but the real solution here is It’s like obedience to God, service to God, and promoting a culture that respects God,” he explains.
“If we legitimately want to restore culture, the same people will seek cultural restoration and demand that men become better men,” Whitlock added.
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