In the 1900s, the idea of a man playing in women’s sports was inconceivable, given that, for the most part, society knew the differences between male and female.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in February, prohibiting men from competing in women’s sports, calling such a practice “unfair” toward women, given the physical advantage in size and strength that men possess.
Despite this, men are still competing in women’s sports; however, the latest example was quite graphic.
A self-described “transgender” powerlifter, who believes he is a woman, was stripped of his World’s Strongest Woman title after a pornographic image resurfaced from the man’s past life.
28-year-old Jammie Booker thought he would slap on some makeup and all of a sudden nobody would believe he is a man. The plan proved successful for some time until it didn’t.
Booker’s past pornographic career came to haunt him, exposing him as his true gender. As a result, he was disqualified for not competing under the appropriate sex and stripped of his title.
In one such photo, Booker is described as a man who is seen clutching his chest and wearing a shark-tooth necklace while sporting red lipstick. In his pornographic career, he was referred to as “Jammie Jay,” a self-described “trans woman,” according to the New York Post.
Booker went on to be nominated for the Trans Erotica Awards Show in 2020 and 2022.
Thankfully, after being stripped of his title, the award was given to competitor Andrea Thompson, a biological woman.
Although Thompson referred to Booker as a female, she pointed out that the explicit pictures put the powerlifter’s gender “into question.”
“[Photos were] coming from an adult entertainment website — let’s put it that way. Very explicit pictures and videos of this person, which then obviously put her gender into question,” Thompson said.
Trump’s order lambasts organizations and educational institutions that allow men to compete against women.
“In recent years, many educational institutions and athletic associations have allowed men to compete in women’s sports. This is demeaning, unfair, and dangerous to women and girls, and denies women and girls the equal opportunity to participate and excel in competitive sports,” the order states.
Canadian bodybuilder and fitness icon Greg Doucette, who holds nearly 3 million subscribers on YouTube, reacted to the revelation about Booker, noting that the 28-year-old stands at 7 feet tall and weighs around 400 pounds, putting him at a staggering advantage compared to his women competitors.
“I think that essentially almost every single logical-thinking person thinks that this is not okay,” Doucette said, referring to Booker’s participation in the event. ” I think it’s one time that we can all come together and say, ‘this is not right.’”
