Piers Morgan Challenges a Trans Rights Advocate on Women’s Sports — Then Drops a Bombshell About Olympic Boxing Parker: Because of the bigotry and dehumanization in our society, Pride is important for acceptance and reducing bullying against the LGBTQ+ community. Nobody is saying you have to attend Pride, Piers. Piers Morgan: I have a house in Beverly Hills. You can barely move there without seeing Pride flags everywhere! Parker: I’ve been to those areas, and the flags aren’t everywhere. Piers Morgan: Here’s my serious point. If you actually want to help the trans community, the worst way to do it is by eroding women’s rights in women’s sports. That has exposed trans people to mockery and abuse. Instead of spending all this time and money on Pride flags, why not help people understand that eroding women’s rights is the worst way to promote trans rights? Would you accept that? Parker: If we’re talking about eroding women’s rights, we also have to talk about people like Donald Trump, who was found civilly liable for sexual abuse and bragged about certain things. Piers Morgan: Forget Trump. Answer the question. Parker: People like Andrew Wilson don’t call out behaviour that harms women when it’s someone they support. You’re engaging in whataboutism. Piers Morgan: I’ve always supported trans people’s rights to fairness, equality, and safety, right up until those rights began to erode women’s rights to the same things. Why waste so much time, effort, and money on Pride Month virtue-signalling when there’s a real problem that remains unresolved? Too many people on the left accept trans athletes competing in women’s sports, which exposes trans people to even more mockery and abuse. Parker: But you also have to condemn the mockery and abuse from people like Jay Dyer. Piers Morgan: You’re going to get mockery when something is so obviously and grotesquely unfair. Parker, answer me without mentioning Donald Trump or Andrew Wilson. Parker: Trans people aren’t necessarily going to harm women in these spaces when they’ve met conditions such as multiple years of hormone replacement therapy and other requirements. Piers Morgan: Parker, literally today, it’s been revealed that the Algerian gold medal winner in the Paris Olympic women’s boxing has been revealed to be a man.