#Artemis Langford is a man

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An over 6 foot dude was allowed into a sorority where he creeped on the women. Now he’s going to be moved into their building where the showers don’t have stalls that lock.

Seven women are suing the Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) sorority after it was told to admit a male who identifies as transgender to the University of Wyoming (UW) chapter. Artemis Langford, 21, was accepted into KKG following a vote that was held after he submitted an admission formlast September.

“I feel so glad to be in a place that I think not only shares my values, but to be in a sisterhood of awesome women that want to make history,” Langford told The Branding Iron, a local publication where he is also employed as a contributor, during an interview last year. “They want to break the glass ceiling, trailblazing you know, and I certainly feel that as their first trans member, at least in the chapter in Wyoming history.”

As a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, Langford, who is 6 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs approximately 260 pounds, is allowed to live in the KKG house, which accommodates up to 50 women. Though he currently lives outside of the sorority house, he is set to move into the residence within the year, where he would have access to the shared shower facilities.

Doors to the communal showers do not lock, and the main bathroom located on the second floor is not equipped with a private changing area, reports Cowboy State Daily. 

Though Langford resides elsewhere for the time being, women allege that he frequently sits in the second-floor common area, watching the women.  

“An adult human male does not become a woman just because he tells others that he has a female ‘gender identity’ and behaves in what he believes to be a stereotypically female manner,” reads the legal complaint, filed on Monday in the U.S. District Court for Wyoming.

“The Fraternity Council has betrayed the central purpose and mission of Kappa Kappa Gamma by conflating the experience of being a woman with the experience of men engaging in behavior generally associated with women.”

The seven anonymous women, all of whom who are either current or previous members of the UW sorority chapter, filed the lawsuit on March 27 against the sorority and its council president, Mary Pat Rooney. Langdon is referred to by the pseudonym “Terry Smith” in the legal documents, which uses male pronouns to address him. The plaintiffs are requesting that the court void Langford’s membership in KKG.

Court records reveal that the young women are alleging Langford had been voyeuristically peeping on them while they were in intimate situations, and, in at least one occasion, had a visible erection while doing so.

“One sorority member walked down the hall to take a shower, wearing only a towel … She felt an unsettling presence, turned, and saw Mr. Smith watching her silently,” the court document reads.

“Mr. Smith has, while watching members enter the sorority house, had an erection visible through his leggings,” the suit says. “Other times, he has had a pillow in his lap.”

The complaint adds that Langford is “sexually interested in women” as evidenced by his Tinder profile “through which he seeks to meet women.” It is further alleged that Langford took photographs of the women while at a sorority slumber party, where he also is said to have made inappropriate comments.

“Smith repeatedly questioned the women about what vaginas look like, breast cup size, whether women were considering breast reductions and birth control,” the complaint alleges.  

Langford “was supposed” to leave the slumber party by 10 p.m. that evening but did not, saying that he intended to leave after the women fell asleep. After singing to himself at approximately 11 p.m., Langford finally left the residence at midnight, only to return the next morning.

At that time, it is stated that Langford stood silently in the corner of the room while watching other pledges change out of their sleeping garments.

The lawsuit also highlighted a disturbing incident involving one of the women as she changed her clothing. Unaware that Langford had returned to the house, she faced away from the women and removed her shirt. The woman, who was not wearing a bra, turned to discover Langford staring at her after she had put on a clean shirt.

Some of the KKG members would later tell the woman that Langford had appeared sexually aroused during this incident. It was claimed that Langford stood with “his hands over his genitals,” and has since repeatedly questioned the woman about her “romantic attachments.” 

Langford was also said to have sat in the back of a sorority yoga class for an hour in December 2022 “and watched the assembled young women flex their bodies.”

Langford’s membership was made possible by language within a recent guidance issued by sorority leaders on inclusivity. The national KKG Guide For Supporting Our LGBTQIA+ Members (2021) states that “Kappa Kappa Gamma is a single-gender organization comprised of women and individuals who identify as women whose governing documents do not discriminate in membership selection except by requiring good scholarship and ethical character.”

Although Langford required a majority vote to gain admission to KKG, not all of the women were pleased with the decision. Last year, one sorority member came forward to state that the women were initially promised anonymity in regards to the voting process, only to then be required to identify themselves on the online ballot form. This resulted in women feeling “intimidated” with voicing their concerns about a male entering the sorority”

In a meeting held to discuss the Langford’s potential candidacy, KGG chapter leaders, including the president and membership chair, allegedly dismissed the concerns of women who expressed discomfort.

“Regardless of what your political views are, our Kappa values are acceptance and kindness so if that is something that you disagree with, that’s not in line with Kappa values,” one member allegedly said at the time, according to the unnamed KKG member.

Another member allegedly said “If you vote no, it better be for issues with that new member or else it’s homophobic.” The source told the National Review that comments made by KKG leaders downplayed worries women had about sharing a residence with Langford: “If your only concerns are about her living in the house, you are thinking too far down the road,” it was allegedly said, and, “If you have something to say about this that isn’t kind or respectful, keep it to yourself.”

The source further stated that women who opposed Langford’s admission into the sorority were told they could “drop out” following objections made by ten women, who, as new pledges, were among a group of women who had spent the night together with Langford as part of the sorority’s initiation process.

Additionally, the University of Wyoming KKG members were assured that Langford would require a unananimous vote to secure a place within the organization. “We also don’t know if he had enough votes because they haven’t told us that,” the source said.

When speaking to The Branding Iron in October after his admission into the sorority, Langford violated a policy prohibiting members from speaking as representatives of the KKG to the press. However, in a group chat with other KKG members, the chapter president admitted that while Langford had been exempted from this rule, none of the women involved with the organization would be similarly permitted to be interviewed by the media.

“They’re letting him run with whatever he wants in the newspaper but we’re subject to national guidelines. The rules don’t apply to him,” the anonymous woman told the National Review last year.

Langford has been involved in various aspects of political organizing. Currently, he acts as a legislative intern for the Wyoming Democrats, as acknowledged through social media posts made by the organization. Yesterday, the Wyoming Democrats announced Langford as a “state committeewoman” in Albany County.

Reduxx has discovered that Langford’s given name is Dallin, and that he declared a transgender identity while participating in mock micro-nations in high school. 

According to a micro-nations wiki entry, “On the 11th of June 2017, Dallin Langford announced to the micronational community that she was transgender and was given a name change to Artemis Langford as reflection of this revelation. The Kingdom changed into a Queendom and from King to Queen.”

In 2020, Representative Sara Burlingame shared a video of Langford being recognized as a page on the floor of the Wyoming House. Burlingame congratulated Langford on the appointment, referring to him as her “young friend” and using feminine pronouns.

Last December, the University of Wyoming suspended a Laramie church elder’s ability to reserve table space in its student union for a year after he displayed a sign calling Langford a “male.” Todd Schmidt had rented a table in the Wyoming Union, where he posted the sign.

The University deemed the stunt to be harassment, and UW President Ed Seidel sent out a campus-wide e-mail addressing the incident. “Recent events on campus should cause us all trepidation for the well-being and safety of our students and employees,” Seidel wrote.

Seidel added that he and other UW officials had attended a “moving and heartfelt vigil” where members of the university’s Queer Community Coalition “expressed their concerns and fears for their safety.”

“I emphasize that UW stands with each and every student and all identities who are dealing with safety concerns within our community,” Seidel wrote in the e-mail.

Speaking with Cowboy State Daily, Schmidt hit back: “Why doesn’t (Seidel) deal with the safety concerns of the sorority sisters? I haven’t heard anybody speak on behalf of them.”

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MSNBC Applauds Trans-Identifying Man Accused Of Harassment

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Court rules man can stay in sorority

BRANDON POULTER FROM DAILY CALLER 8:00 AM on August 27, 2023

A federal district court ruled Friday that a national sorority organization did not violate its own bylaws by allowing a biological man to live in a sorority house and dismissed the complaint from sorority sisters, according to court documents.

Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) sorority sisters sued the national organization in March for admitting a biological male into the University of Wyoming chapter, alleging that the national organization violated its bylaws and that 6 foot 2 biological male Artemis Langford, who identifies as trans, watched women in the house get undressed. Judge Alan B. Johnson of the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming, appointed by Republican President Ronald Reagan, ruled that the national organization can interpret its own definitions as it wants to and didn’t breach its housing contracts by allowing a biological man to board with women, according to court documents. (RELATED: ‘This Chapter Is Closed’: All University Of Alabama Sororities Reject Transgender Applicant)

The sorority sisters argued that KKG must enact new bylaws to define what a woman is and allow that into the sorority house, but the court disagreed. “Defining ‘woman’ is Kappa Kappa Gamma’s bedrock right as a private, voluntary organization – and one this Court may not invade,” the decision reads.

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#343 December 11, 2018

Matt writes: In order to celebrate five years of Scout Tafoya's acclaimed series of video essays entitled, "The Unloved," we are presenting his new feature-length essay: "Beata Virgo Viscera." Click here to read Scout's piece on what inspired the following film, which you can watch in its entirety below. 

In honor of Jon S. Baird's upcoming awards contender "Stan & Ollie," starring the perfectly cast duo of Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly, enjoy the three Laurel & Hardy classics linked at the end of this newsletter.

Trailers

Stan & Ollie (2018). Directed by Jon S. Baird. Written by Jeff Pope. Starring Steve Coogan, John C. Reilly, Shirley Henderson. Synopsis: Laurel and Hardy, the world's most famous comedy duo, attempt to reignite their film careers as they embark on what becomes their swan song - a grueling theatre tour of post-war Britain. Opens in US theaters on December 28th, 2018.

Artemis Fowl (2019). Directed by Kenneth Branagh. Written by Michael Goldenberg, Adam Kline and Conor McPherson (based on the book by Eoin Colfer). Starring Hong Chau, Miranda Raison, Nonso Anozie. Synopsis: Artemis Fowl II, a young Irish criminal mastermind, kidnaps the fairy LEPrecon officer Holly Short for ransom to fund the search for his missing father in order to restore the family fortune. Opens in US theaters on August 9th, 2019.

All Is True (2019). Directed by Kenneth Branagh. Written by Ben Elton. Starring Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, Ian McKellen. Synopsis: A look at the final days in the life of renowned playwright William Shakespeare. US release date is TBA.

The Standoff at Sparrow Creek (2019). Written and directed by Henry Dunham. Starring James Badge Dale, Patrick Fischler, Brian Geraghty. Synopsis: A former cop-turned-militia man investigates a shooting at a police funeral. US release date is TBA.

Sunset (2019). Directed by László Nemes. Written by László Nemes, Clara Royer and Matthieu Taponier. Starring Susanne Wuest, Vlad Ivanov, Urs Rechn. Synopsis: A young girl grows up to become a strong and fearless woman in Budapest before World War I. US release date is TBA.

Happy as Lazzaro (2018). Written and directed by Alice Rohrwacher. Starring Adriano Tardiolo, Agnese Graziani, Luca Chikovani. Synopsis: This is the tale of a meeting between Lazzaro, a young peasant so good that he is often mistaken for simple-minded, and Tancredi, a young nobleman cursed by his imagination. Now available on Netflix.

State Like Sleep (2019). Written and directed by Meredith Danluck. Starring Katherine Waterston, Michiel Huisman, Michael Shannon. Synopsis: A woman grapples with the consequences of her celebrity husband's double life after he commits suicide. Opens in US theaters on January 4th, 2019.

Rust Creek (2019). Directed by Jen McGowan. Written by Julie Lipson. Starring Hermione Corfield, Denise Dal Vera, Jeremy Glazer. Synopsis: An overachieving college student gets lost on her way to a job interview. A wrong turn leaves her stranded deep in the Kentucky forest. US release date is TBA.

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After (2019). Directed by Jenny Gage. Written by Susan McMartin (based on the novel by Anna Todd). Starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Josephine Langford, Selma Blair. Synopsis: A young girl falls for a guy with a dark secret and the two embark on a rocky relationship. Opens in US theaters on April 12th, 2019.

Watership Down (2018). Directed by Noam Murro. Written by Richard Adams and Tom Bidwell. Starring James Alexander, Gemma Arterton, John Boyega. Synopsis: Fleeing their doomed warren, a colony of rabbits struggle to find and defend a new home. Premieres on the BBC on December 22nd, 2018.

Happy Death Day 2U (2019). Written and directed by Christopher Landon. Starring Jessica Rothe, Ruby Modine, Israel Broussard. Synopsis: Sequel to the 2017 film 'Happy Death Day.' Opens in US theaters on February 14th, 2019.

Vox Lux (2018). Written and directed by Brady Corbet. Starring Raffey Cassidy, Natalie Portman, Jude Law. Synopsis: An unusual set of circumstances brings unexpected success to a pop star. Now playing in US theaters.

Welcome to Marwen (2018). Directed by Robert Zemeckis. Written by Robert Zemeckis and Caroline Thompson. Starring Steve Carell, Leslie Mann, Eiza González. Synopsis: A victim of a brutal attack finds a unique and beautiful therapeutic outlet to help him through his recovery process. Opens in US theaters on December 21st, 2018.

Captain Marvel (2019). Directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck. Written by Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck, Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Jac Schaeffer (based on the comics by Roy Thomas and Gene Colan). Starring Brie Larson, Jude Law, Gemma Chan. Synopsis: Carol Danvers becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races. Opens in US theaters on March 8th, 2019.

Avengers: Endgame (2019). Directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo. Written by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely (based on the comics by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby). Starring Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Josh Brolin. Synopsis: The fourth installment of the 'Avengers' series. Opens in US theaters on April 26th, 2019.

The Lion King (2019). Directed by Jon Favreau. Written by Jeff Nathanson. Starring James Earl Jones, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Donald Glover. Synopsis: CGI re-imagining of the 1994 Disney classic. Opens in US theaters on July 19th, 2019.

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Free Movies

Busy Bodies (1933). Directed by Lloyd French. Starring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Dick Gilbert. Synopsis: Stan and Ollie do battle with inanimate objects, their co-workers, and the laws of physics during a routine work day at the sawmill.

Watch "Busy Bodies"

Babes in Toyland (a.k.a. March of the Wooden Soldiers) (1934). Directed by Gus Meins and Charley Rogers. Written by Frank Butler and Nick Grinde. Starring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Virginia Karns. Synopsis: Opposing the evil Barnaby, Ollie Dee and Stanley Dum try and fail to pay-off Mother Peep's mortgage and mislead his attempts to marry Little Bo. Enraged, Barnaby's boogeymen are set on Toyland.

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Way Out West (1937). Directed by James W. Horne. Written by Charley Rogers, Felix Adler and James Parrott. Starring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Sharon Lynn. Synopsis: Stanley and Ollie are enlisted to deliver the deed to a goldmine in a small village, only for it to be stolen.

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Saying no to a man being in your living space is now bullying the poor.......6'2 man.

ByGenevieve Gluck

July 18, 2023

A group of sorority sisters at the University of Wyoming involved in legal action against leadership at Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) claim they were made to change the definition of ‘woman’ in order to facilitate the admission of a 6’2″ man who identifies as transgender and calls himself Artemis Langford.

“We were blindsided. When we reached out to national headquarters even before there was a vote on this person’s application, we were told that they would get back to us, but they never did. When we brought up privacy and safety concerns, we were either ignored or told to be quiet and change our definition of a woman,” the sorority sisters wrote in a collective op-ed for Fox News this week.

Kappa Kappa Gamma has defended its decision, insisting the word ‘woman’ is “unquestionably open to many interpretations.” Leadership for the sorority says the word ‘woman’ has evolved since the founding of the female-only organization 150 years ago.  

“Nowhere in (our founding) documents can Plaintiffs find their restrictive definition of the term ‘woman,’” Kappa’s filing reads.

In June, the sorority filed a motion to dismiss the suit, calling it a “frivolous” attempt to eject Langford for “their own political purposes.” According to the motion, the women suing are flinging “dehumanizing mud” in order to “bully Ms. Langford on the national stage.”

“This, alone, merits dismissal,” the filing states. “Plaintiffs can also resign their membership in the organization if a position of inclusion is too offensive to their personal values,” says the legal action submitted by KKG.

In the motion, lawyers for Kappa Kappa Gamma depicted the suit as an attempt by “a vocal minority” to impose their personal beliefs at the cost of Langford and the sorority.

“Perhaps the greatest wrongs in this case are not the ones Plaintiffs and their supporters imagine they have suffered, but the ones that they have inflicted through their conduct since filing the Complaint,” they wrote. “Regardless of personal views on the rights of transgender people, the cruelty that Plaintiffs and their supporters have shown towards Langford and anyone in Kappa who supports Langford is disturbing.”

Sorority Members Made to Change Definition of ‘Woman’ to Admit 6’2 Trans-Identified Male

ByGenevieve Gluck

July 18, 2023

A group of sorority sisters at the University of Wyoming involved in legal action against leadership at Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) claim they were made to change the definition of ‘woman’ in order to facilitate the admission of a 6’2″ man who identifies as transgender and calls himself Artemis Langford.

“We were blindsided. When we reached out to national headquarters even before there was a vote on this person’s application, we were told that they would get back to us, but they never did. When we brought up privacy and safety concerns, we were either ignored or told to be quiet and change our definition of a woman,” the sorority sisters wrote in a collective op-ed for Fox News this week.

Kappa Kappa Gamma has defended its decision, insisting the word ‘woman’ is “unquestionably open to many interpretations.” Leadership for the sorority says the word ‘woman’ has evolved since the founding of the female-only organization 150 years ago.  

“Nowhere in (our founding) documents can Plaintiffs find their restrictive definition of the term ‘woman,’” Kappa’s filing reads.

“This, alone, merits dismissal,” the filing states. “Plaintiffs can also resign their membership in the organization if a position of inclusion is too offensive to their personal values,” says the legal action submitted by KKG.

In the motion, lawyers for Kappa Kappa Gamma depicted the suit as an attempt by “a vocal minority” to impose their personal beliefs at the cost of Langford and the sorority.

“Perhaps the greatest wrongs in this case are not the ones Plaintiffs and their supporters imagine they have suffered, but the ones that they have inflicted through their conduct since filing the Complaint,” they wrote. “Regardless of personal views on the rights of transgender people, the cruelty that Plaintiffs and their supporters have shown towards Langford and anyone in Kappa who supports Langford is disturbing.”

Seven women from KKG’s University of Wyoming chapter sued headquarters in March, alleging that the organization violated its own rules by admitting Langford the previous year.

“An adult human male does not become a woman just because he tells others that he has a female ‘gender identity’ and behaves in what he believes to be a stereotypically female manner,” reads the legal complaint.

In May, a judge twice prohibited the women from suing anonymously, while stipulating that Langford’s identity should remain protected. Langford was referred to by the pseudonym “Terry Smith” and male pronouns in the legal documents. Six of the women then refiled the lawsuit under their own names, and are requesting that the court void Langford’s membership in KKG.

“It is really uncomfortable. Some of the girls have been sexually assaulted or sexually harassed. Some girls live in constant fear in our home,” one of the sisters, Hannah, told Megyn Kelly during an interview on her podcast.

The attorney representing the women, Cassie Craven, told Kelly that “there has been an exemption granted for him for his safety, but not for these young women.” Craven also revealed that, even after the suit was launched, Langford continued to attend the sorority house.

“That individual still comes to the house, still engages in dinner, still sits in the chair and watches the girls,” Craven said.

As previously reported by Reduxx, the suit claims that Langford’s behavior in the sorority house has been voyeuristic, with allegations that he has watched the women undress, and would sit on a couch for hours while “staring at them without talking.” The young women say that Langford had been voyeuristically peeping on them while they were in intimate situations, and, in at least one occasion, had a visible erection while doing so.

“One sorority member walked down the hall to take a shower, wearing only a towel … She felt an unsettling presence, turned, and saw Mr. Smith [Langford] watching her silently,” the court filing reads.

“Mr. Smith has, while watching members enter the sorority house, had an erection visible through his leggings,” the suit says. “Other times, he has had a pillow in his lap.”

The complaint adds that Langford is “sexually interested in women” as evidenced by his Tinder profile “through which he seeks to meet women.” It is further alleged that Langford took photographs of the women while at a sorority slumber party, where he also is said to have made inappropriate comments.

“Smith repeatedly questioned the women about what vaginas look like, breast cup size, whether women were considering breast reductions and birth control,” the complaint alleges.

Langford denies the allegations and claims that they are nothing more than “drunken gossip.” Last week, his attorney submitted to the U.S. District Court for Wyoming an image of a text message exchange as evidence that he has not sexually harassed the sorority sisters.

“The allegations against Ms. Langford … were borne out of a hypothesis in search of evidence and pieced together using drunken party stories. Ms. Langford is not a victim; she is a target,” defense attorney Rachel Berkness told the court.

“We have a simple claim: we were promised an all-female experience, and we have the legal right to that. Kappa Kappa Gamma’s bylaws restrict membership to women,” the women, writing for Fox News this week, stated.

“Women should not be belittled and discriminated against for wanting the single-sex experience they were promised and that is permitted under Title IX. Women deserve rights under the law and with these rights, the community, safety, privacy and opportunities that come with women-only spaces.”

Langford’s membership was made possible by language within a recent guidance issued by sorority leaders on inclusivity. The national KKG Guide For Supporting Our LGBTQIA+ Members (2021) states that “Kappa Kappa Gamma is a single-gender organization comprised of women and individuals who identify as women whose governing documents do not discriminate in membership selection except by requiring good scholarship and ethical character.”

Although Langford required a majority vote to gain admission to KKG, not all of the women were pleased with the decision. Last year, one sorority member came forward to state that the women were initially promised anonymity in regards to the voting process, only to then be required to identify themselves on the online ballot form. This resulted in women feeling “intimidated” with voicing their concerns about a male entering the sorority.

In a meeting held to discuss Langford’s potential candidacy, KGG chapter leaders, including the president and membership chair, allegedly dismissed the concerns of women who expressed discomfort.

“Regardless of what your political views are, our Kappa values are acceptance and kindness so if that is something that you disagree with, that’s not in line with Kappa values,” one member allegedly said at the time, according to the unnamed KKG member.

Another member allegedly said “If you vote no, it better be for issues with that new member or else it’s homophobic.” The source told the National Review that comments made by KKG leaders downplayed worries women had about sharing a residence with Langford: “If your only concerns are about her living in the house, you are thinking too far down the road,” it was allegedly said, and, “If you have something to say about this that isn’t kind or respectful, keep it to yourself.”

As previously revealed by Reduxx, Artemis Langford’s given name is Dallin, and he began identifying as transgender while participating in mock micro-nations in high school.

According to a micro-nations wiki entry, “On the 11th of June 2017, Dallin Langford announced to the micronational community that she was transgender and was given a name change to Artemis Langford as reflection of this revelation. The Kingdom changed into a Queendom and from King to Queen.”

Langford has been involved in various aspects of political organizing. Currently, he acts as a legislative intern for the Wyoming Democrats, as acknowledged through social media posts made by the organization. In March, the Wyoming Democrats announced Langford as a “state committeewoman” in Albany County.

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HERE WE GO, AND THE DEVIL IS A LIE! A 6-foot-2, 260-pound Man Masquerading as a Woman Has Been Allowed in the University of Wyoming Kappa Kappa Gamma Female Sorority Sisterhood. The Real Young Women Say They "Live in Fear" of the So-called "Transgendered" Artemis Langford Who They Have Seen Become Physically Aroused Around Them. Daniel Whyte III, President of Gospel Light Society International, Says This man Being Allowed Into This All-Female Sorority Established Over 100 Years Ago is Insanity. What is More Insane is the Fact That We Live in a Country Now That Has People Talking About This Insanity With a Straight Face. It is Our Prayer That These Women Will Win Their Lawsuit Against This Insanity For Future Generations as Their Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience Has Been Defiled.

A group of sorority sisters at the University of Wyoming appeared on Megyn Kelly’s podcast to discuss their fears of having a transgender student in their group. YouTube / Megyn Kelly HERE WE GO, AND THE DEVIL IS A LIE! A 6-foot-2, 260-pound Man Masquerading as a Woman Has Been Allowed in the University of Wyoming Kappa Kappa Gamma Female Sorority Sisterhood. The Real Young Women Say They “Live…