The activists protested outside the house of Maine Laurel Libby on Sunday as opposed to their beliefs about transgender athletes in women’s and girls sports.
Libby was censored last week by the State Representatives Chamber for a recent position on social networks indicating that an athlete of transgender high school had won a girl’s competition.
The democratic majority of the House of Representatives of Maine, directed by President Ryan Fecteau, approved the resolution of censorship on Tuesday night in a 75-70 vote. Libby is no longer allowed to speak on the floor of the camera or vote until it emits an apology.
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The state representative of Maine, Laurel Libby, sounds the alarm for the challenge of the state of the executive order of President Donald Trump that demands the end of the biological men competing in women’s sports. (Getty/Maine representatives house)
Only eight protesters appeared outside the house of Libby with signs that said “shame in Laurel 4 exploiting a child 4 their political gain” and “protecting the trans young people”, according to Maine’s cable.
The Mini-Protest arrived a day after hundreds of people participated in a rally against the governor of Maine Janet Mills.
Factory Recently he faced President Donald Trump On their executive order on keeping transgender athletes outside women’s sports and girls. Several female athletes took the microphone in the march to speak against their Democratic governor.
Before the march, an online petition to remember the governor He received more than 22,000 signatures. Hundreds appeared in the rally.
President Donald Trump and the governor of Maine Janet Mills met at the White House for the fulfillment of the Executive Order. (Pool through AP/Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Last week, Trump told Mills in the White House that he must follow his executive order or “you will not obtain any federal financing.”
“See you in court,” she replied.
As for Libby, he told Pak Gazette Digital last week that he would not apologize for the publication. She did not immediately respond to a request for comments on Sunday’s protest outside her home.
“It is a notable double standard, since there are public photos of this individual in many places, on social networks and even some published by his school, so yes, this publication went viral, but this was a person who participated in a public event, who stood publicly in a podium and accepted a championship medal that belonged to the girls in second place,” Libby said.
Democratic governor Janet Mills delivered her speech on the state of the State, on Tuesday, January 30, 2024, at the house of the state of Augusta, Maine. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
The United States Department of Education announced shortly after the interaction of Mills and Trump that will be investigating the State to allow Trans athletes to compete in girls’ sports and for the possible violations of title IX.
