by Bo Banks, Big League Politics:
A Thai transgender activist just bought the Miss Universe Organization for $20 million, according to the Associate Press.
From the outlet:
Chakrapong “Anne” Chakrajutathib, who controls JKN Global Group Public Co. Ltd., is a celebrity in Thailand who has starred in reality shows and is outspoken about being a transgender woman [sic]. [He] helped establish a nonprofit group, Life Inspired For Transsexual Foundation, to promote trans rights. …
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… A profile of Chakrapong in the Bangkok Post newspaper earlier this year said in [his] youth, [he] studied at an all-male school where [he] was harassed for identifying as female. After attaining financial success, [he] spent 40 million baht ($1 million) on sex reassignment surgery and other procedures, the newspaper reported.
Chakrapong described the purchase of the Miss Universe Organization as “a strong, strategic addition to our portfolio” in a statement.
Many critics were quick to spell out what this means for the future of the organization and competition. Pointing to the inevitable reality that trans men will be showcased in the near future.
Nothing about this trend is new, however, as woke individuals like Chakrapong have long been trying to prop up men who pretend to be women in once solely female spaces.
Right on cue, the mainstream media is already administering praise to the Thai business tycoon – who is a biological man – for being the first so-called “woman” to own the Miss Universe Organization in its 71-year-history.
IMG has sold the Miss Universe Organization (MUO), which oversees the annual pageant, to the company of Thai transgender business mogul Anne Jakapong Jakrajutatip.
It is the first time a woman has owned the organization in its 71-year-history. https://t.co/QnYdkPYiBm
— CBS News (@CBSNews) October 27, 2022
Most of the comments on the CBS News tweet above starkly point out that the organization is still owned by a man. Despite the outlet’s attempt to gaslight its audience into believing the opposite.
“So a trans activist just bought the company that runs the Miss Universe pageant. This’ll be fun,” wrote one user on Twitter.
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