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The New York Times faced a wave of backlash for a story that referred to biological females as “non-transgender women.” The story in question, titled “How a Women’s College Volleyball Team Became the Center of the Transgender Athlete Debate,” explored the explosion of protests and forfeitures surrounding San Jose State University and the school’s star player — a trans-identifying male. When addressing the issue of eligibility for trans-identifying players under the NCAA’s rules, the NYT published the following: On its website, the N.C.A.A. says trans volleyball players are eligible to play if their testosterone level is less than 10 nanomoles per liter — that’s at least four times more than what many experts say is the top of the range for non-transgender women, and in the typical range for adult men. As the article itself notes, the normal testosterone level for an adult male — which would then decrease with age — is 10-35 nanomoles per liter. And that alone could be cause for argument that a trans-identifying player still has a biological advantage over female players. But after being referred to as “cis” women, “birthing persons,” and “menstruators,” it was the NYT’s phrasing that got the attention of their critics. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “Hey @nytimes. Don’t call us ‘non-transgender women.’ Just stop it. Stop all the offensive terms for us: birthing parent; uterus haver; menstruator; vaginal presenting (from the Olympus spa hearing). We are WOMEN!” Women Are Real posted via X. Hey @nytimes Don’t call us ‘non-transgender women.’ Just stop it Stop all the offensive terms for us ❌birthing parent❌uterus haver❌menstruator ❌vaginal presenting (from the Olympus spa hearing) We are WOMEN! pic.twitter.com/YpMxDXm5cD — WomenAreReal (@WomenAreReals) November 29, 2024 “NYT — you stink. We are women, not NOT TRANSGENDER WOMEN. Just WOMEN will do in the future,” tennis legend Martina Navratilova added. NYT- you stink. We are women, not NOT TRANSGENDER WOMEN. Just WOMEN will do in the future. https://t.co/xJZNJvS6O1 — Martina Navratilova (@Martina) November 29, 2024 “WOW — A NEW LOW FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES. Referring to Women now as ‘Non-Transgender Women.’ This othering is typical of a liberal rag like this. Another once proud publication has been completely captured by the woke ideology,” another posted. WOW ? A NEW LOW FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES Referring to Women now as "Non-Transgender Women" – This othering is typical of a liberal rag like this– Another once proud publication has been completely captured by the woke ideology@JulietMacur what were you thinking? pic.twitter.com/jXdSBe9BOQ — Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) November 29, 2024  

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade serves as the official start of the holiday season for millions of Americans. We tune in to NBC each year to watch our favorite artists perform alongside floats, balloons, marching bands, and other talented performers. During the parade, many familiar faces from NBC pop on camera to help commentate the event. Of course, this year was no different. While Today Show hosts Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker, and Hoda Kotb had the most airtime, Jimmy Fallon also popped in during the parade, and his appearance made many people wonder if he knew where he was. You see, it was a cloudy and rainy morning in New York City. But it seems Jimmy Fallon didn’t notice because he had his sunglasses on the entire time. His accessory didn’t go unnoticed on social media, and fans were positively ruthless. Awesome to see the ETSU @Marching_Bucs & Bucky hanging with… JIMMY FALLON at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! ? pic.twitter.com/L7TfrEBlXH— Dr. Brandon Hudson (@BrandonHudson35) November 28, 2024 Viewers Wondered What The Heck Jimmy Fallon Was Hiding Under His Sunglasses Jimmy appeared to be having a good time, but the sunglasses just didn’t fit the atmosphere. Plenty of people speculated Jimmy had too much fun the night before. Someone wrote on X, “Jimmy Fallon showed up to the Thanksgiving Day parade in sunglasses on a bender. I heard some called it Blackout Wednesday this year, but for Jimmy, it was just another Wednesday.” Lots of people agreed and shared funny memes. Like this. Jimmy Fallon at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!!!#MacysParade #MacysThanksgivingDayParade pic.twitter.com/kEL0JIuctH— Apollo (@Hero_of_Apollo) November 28, 2024 And this. Seeing Jimmy Fallon on the parade pic.twitter.com/T8iqnYeM1F— Connor Lounsbury (@ConnorLounsbury) November 28, 2024 But this fan didn’t seem to care what went on the night before. They were just happy to watch Jimmy in the parade. “Jimmy Fallon knows how to have a good time and party we should learn a lot from him and being positive and always making people smile around us and enjoying life to the fullest like he does. Happy Thanksgiving everybody.” Why Jimmy Fallon wore the sunglasses remains to be seen, but he was happy, that’s for sure. This story’s featured image is by Peter Kramer/NBC via Getty Images. The post Jimmy Fallon’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Accessory Turns Him Into The Next Big Meme appeared first on InspireMore.

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A cat who has faced many winters outside is finally experiencing home for the first time. His world is about to change. SherlokChatonsOrphelinsMontrealAn orange tabby had been living in an unkempt yard, taking refuge among the clutter. He had survived several winters in the neighborhood, blending into the landscape and the pile of trash.When the cold became unbearable, he would shield himself with broken furniture, seeking warmth. Living off scraps left for local strays, "he remained a loner, always elusive," Celine Crom of Chatons Orphelins Montreal shared with Love Meow.One day, a Good Samaritan, Veronique, noticed the cat had an "injured eye" and reached out to the rescue community for help. He had braved many harsh winters before he was rescuedChatonsOrphelinsMontrealJess, an animal rescuer, responded immediately to the call. They set up a humane trap with food, and before long, the cat, too hungry to resist, walked right in. "The cat was frightened and wouldn't let anyone near him, but he was finally safe and spent his first night in warmth."They lovingly named the tabby "Sherlok," and his days of roaming the streets and enduring the bitter cold finally came to an end. ChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"Sherlok, who is FIV+, has a white spot in his left eye from an old injury he got while living as a stray. He stayed with his rescuer (Jess), where he was warm and well-fed, though he remained very timid and hid for a long time."For weeks, he would hiss and swat whenever Jess tried to get close, but she never gave up on him. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealOver time, she realized he was hard of hearing and, hence, easily startled. She tried a gentler approach to socializing him, gradually showing him that humans could be trusted. It took some time, but he slowly began to come out of his shell.Jess worked patiently and diligently to gain his trust, all while searching for a rescue group that could provide him with the care he needed. He let the vet examine him even though his heart was racingChatonsOrphelinsMontrealCeline and her team at Chatons Orphelins Montreal welcomed Sherlok into their rescue and arranged a foster home for the deserving boy."He allowed the vet to examine him even though his heart was beating out of his chest. One of his eyes has an old wound (that has healed, leaving a cloudy patch of scar tissue), but he can see perfectly well with the other eye." ChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"His hearing appears to be very limited. After treating him for a mild upper respiratory infection, he started his new journey in his foster home, where he would be loved and pampered."Sherlok was estimated to be seven years old. His life had been about avoiding people, but for the first time, he learned to embrace and enjoy human affection. He began to enjoy his new life as an indoor catChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"After all the time alone and injured outside, he is finally on the other side of the window."Once he adjusted to his new abode, his beautiful personality began to shine. Each day, he inched closer to his foster parents until he was right beside them. Eventually, he rested his paws on their laps, snuggled close, and drifted off to sleep. He let his guard down and turned into a lap catChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThe fear in his eyes has faded away, replaced by the most serene look. He has blossomed into a full-time lap cat, always eager to snooze on his humans.For many years, he only knew how to protect himself from danger. Now that he no longer has to worry about food and shelter, he can relax and be himself. The true cuddle bug within him, which had been dormant all these years, is now in full bloom. He wants to be on his humans' laps all the timeChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"Sherlok thrives on tenderness and love. He's thankful for his new life, where he feels safe and warm."He's made a complete turnaround from a timid cat hiding among the clutter and fighting for survival to a cuddly teddy bear basking in all the love and attention from his humans. He has blossomed into a teddy bear, eager for attention and cuddlesChatonsOrphelinsMontrealSherlok is ready to be the heart of a loving home where he will be cherished and worry-free for the rest of his life. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealShare this story with your friends. More on Sherlok and Chatons Orphelins Montreal on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Family and Their Cat Change Everything for Little 4-week-old Kitten in a World He Cannot See

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