Group of fans kicked out of Portland Thorns NWSL match over pro-women apparel labeled 'transphobic'

Comments

1. 🍇 kwame94: somebody needs to tell the league their "no transphobia" crusade is basically screaming all you care about is controversy
2. Selim: some league officials are really quick to throw out fans
3. Solar Reaper: can we talk about how they were actually wearing pro-women gear and the league just got played?
4. Mayadoyle: don't get why 'transphobic' is being thrown around that loosely - it seems like a normal team jacket to me 🤔
5. Obsidian Reaper: why would pro-women apparel be a problem here
6. Freya: apparently being loud about inclusivity matters more than actually playing a good game
7. Ariaf: I've never seen anything like this before - that's an overreaction no matter where you stand on the issue
8. Nova: sounds like a great way to alienate actual fans who are just trying to show support for female athletes
9. Amir: women's World Cup? this is NWSL, calm down. and what exactly makes XX-XY gear transphobic?
10. Lena: They were supporting their own national team. What's wrong with that?

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