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Ute Heggen's avatar

With this birth certificate fraud, I'm starting to wonder if my "female identified" ex-husband has convinced our sons to change their birth certificates to list him as "mother." The trans movement is coercive, deceptive, narcissistic, demanding and at times, violent. I think we need to start a tradition of the girls who won taking a first place photo on a podium, stage it wherever is convenient, let it go viral on social media.

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Jennifer Sey's avatar

I love that tradition

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Daniel Howard James's avatar

I'm reminded of the Black Power salutes on the podium at the 1968 Olympics. If you've got a literal platform, you might as well use it.

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LI's avatar

If women allow this to happen to us then we will allow anything as long as it’s packaged in ‘kindness’. Welcome to dystopia. Women and girls need to start fighting back. Kudos to the girl who stood on the podium in her rightful 1st place.

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Catherine Sarkisian's avatar

Has anyone tried to interview the parents of the "winner"? What can they be thinking? Where are the adults in the room???

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Ute Heggen's avatar

AB Hernandez's mother put out a Tik Tok (or some such thing) in which she reminded the girls he competes against that they need to self monitor which shirts they wear, in other words, she bans XX-XY brand attire.

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Catherine Sarkisian's avatar

WOW.

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Mary Hartman's avatar

I think I’ll buy them XX-XY attire. Her response explains so much.

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Stosh Wychulus's avatar

Does he grow up at some time in life when he's forced by law to drop the charade? I saw the clip of his mom. Pathetic is not strong enough a word. What happens to all these guys in hopefully the near future when this all comes tumbling down? This is going to make the Lost Generation pale in comparison. This is just so ,so sick and the Democrats are as solid with this as they were with supporting slavery.

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Mary Hartman's avatar

The girls are amazing. AB? Not so much.

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Gerlinde Herman's avatar

Love all your work, Jen. The issue is I m from Europe, was wondering if you guys are shipping products to Europe,as well,since I was seriously considering buying some products of yours.

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Jennifer Sey's avatar

Yup! We do.

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Gerlinde Herman's avatar

Great! Good to know. Thank you! And good luck! You re not alone in this fight.

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Jack Gallagher's avatar

The last video is what we need more of - the leftists need to be shamed, repeatedly.

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StealthVonDerFakeName's avatar

I applaud the ongoing battle on this front, and wonder if at the same time opening/joining a (new?) fight demanding a separate category for transgender competition would also be at the same time pragmatic - potentially having the effect to accelerate the change that is desperately needed. One might argue that it isn't our responsibility to do this, and that it should be coming from the families that have trans kids, etc. It would, however, be completely consistent with the fact that female identified trans boys are not girls/women, and so need this separate category so that they can participate in competition - I won't belabor the PR merits of extending an olive branch in this fight to someone of your background. Along the same lines, it might be perceived as unfair that such categories DO NOT exist, since we don't hear of any male identified trans girls taking places/trophies away from boys (or even making the teams at all) - so to be fair to them (so they feel more included, and Gavin Newsom can figure out how to hold both of these things together in the same thought, and even take credit for reducing risk of suicide, etc.), this category is urgently needed. Doesn't solve everything, but could be a step in the right direction.

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Peter's avatar

Jen, could it ever happen that an entire track meet of women would just stage a sit-down and refuse to participate when there’s a guy in it?

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From the Beach...🌞🇧🇷🏖️🌊🐬🌎😎's avatar

The NCAA is complicit in fraud and is nothing more than a money laundering operation for college athletics. The advertising revenue and TV contracts are beyond comprehension. It's a business, Jenn, and neither the NCAA , the corporate sponsors nor the TV networks could care less. Woke nonsense. Women need to put their character on the line. If there is a man in the competition, walk away. The system will eventually collapse on itself.

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William Morris's avatar

I asked Google's Gemini about ammended certificates. It seems that the amendment is identified on the certificate. So presumably the participation of the boy in girls' sports could be challenged if one could get to see the birth certificate.

From here onward are the question and answer:

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So if I look at an amended birth certificate can I tell if it was the original or amended version?

Yes, in most cases, an amended birth certificate will have clear indications that it is an amended version, making it distinguishable from an original. The exact markings and how they appear can vary by state, but common indicators include:

1. "Amended" or "Corrected" Stamp/Text: Many states will clearly stamp or print the word "AMENDED" or "CORRECTED" on the certificate itself, often near the top, bottom, or in a prominent area.

2. Date of Amendment/Issuance: While the date of birth remains the same, the certificate will show a "Date of Issuance" or "Date Filed" that is much later than the birth date, indicating when the current version of the record was produced. Some states might even include a specific "Date of Amendment."

3. Statement of Amendment: Some states include a specific sentence or note explaining that certain data items have been changed. For example, Minnesota's amended birth certificates may include a sentence like: "Data items other than the registrant's name or date of birth were amended [date of amendment]." If a name or date of birth was changed, it might be called out specifically.

4. Reference to Court Order (if applicable): If a court order was required for the amendment (e.g., for a legal name change that accompanied a gender marker change), the certificate might reference the court order number and date.

5. Different Appearance/Form Number: Sometimes, the form or template used for an amended certificate might be slightly different from the original version issued at birth, or it might have a specific form number associated with amendments.

6. Original Record Sealed: The existence of an amended certificate often implies that the original birth record has been sealed and is no longer directly accessible, serving as an indirect indicator.

Why this is done:

The purpose of these markings is to maintain the integrity of vital records. While the amended certificate serves as the official legal document for the individual's current identity, the state still retains the original record for historical, statistical, and sometimes legal reasons. By clearly marking it as "amended," the state ensures transparency about changes made to a person's vital statistics.

So, if you were to compare a certified copy of an original birth certificate with a certified copy of an amended one from the same state, you would generally be able to tell the difference based on these markings and the issuance date.

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Jennifer Sey's avatar

According to Grok : In California, when a person changes the gender marker on their birth certificate, the new birth certificate does not indicate that a change was made. The California Department of Public Health issues a new birth certificate reflecting the updated gender (male, female, or nonbinary) and seals the original record. This means the new certificate appears as if it was originally issued with the updated gender, without any notation of the amendment. However, if only the name is changed and not the gender, the original birth certificate is not sealed.

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William Morris's avatar

Wow, what a mess. Cheek swabs and DNA testing are the only option then.

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Mary Hartman's avatar

If someone wants a baby boy but a baby is born a girl, are we going to move toward genitalia mutilation to please the parents? Where does this crazy end??

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