Update from Clown World...

University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas — a biological male who used to compete at UPenn as a man, but now identifies and swims as a female — has been nominated by the college for the NCAA "Woman of the Year" award.

Because of course he has because we live in freaking clown world.

"Established in 1991, the award recognizes female student-athletes who have exhausted their eligibility and distinguished themselves in their community, in athletics and in academics throughout their college careers," the NCAA nomination page reads.

NCAA member schools "are encouraged to celebrate their top graduating female student-athletes by nominating them for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award."

"Lia" Thomas only "transitioned" 3 years ago. Before that, he competed as a male on the men's UPenn swim team for 3 years!

And he went by Will, his actual birth name. I think merely typing that sentence probably just got us banned from Facebook and Twitter.

He also likes to let his junk hang out in front of his mortified female teammates.

What a hero, let's give him an award! 🤡 🌎

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