NASCAR is gunning its engines for the LGBTQ alphabet agenda during an upcoming race at Phoenix Speedway. The woke auto racing organization is sponsoring an LGBTQ-inclusion conversation and a NOH8 campaign on Nov. 3 in Scottsdale.
The NASCAR event will feature speakers pushing for inclusion in sports and society, a cocktail reception, and a free NOH8 campaign photo shoot. This was reported by the Outsports blog, which runs stories galore about a great many LGBTQ athletes in sports. So where’s the inclusion problem? It’s not apparent.
Each person attending the Activ8 Against H8 event will receive a complimentary ticket to the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway on Nov. 5.
NOH8 campaign co-founders Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley said: “We have always seen NOH8 photos as a tool to create a dialogue, so the creation of Activ8 Against H8, a speaking series, is a perfect fit for our organization. Thanks to NASCAR and W Scottsdale (hotel), we will be able to continue uniting communities while encouraging everyone to use their own personal influence for positive change.”
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Headline participants, along with their proper pronouns, include NASCAR driver and team owner Jen Jo Cobb (she/her); actress and singer Chase Masterson (she/her); Schuyler Bailer (he/him), the first openly transgender NCAA Division I swimmer (for Harvard); a former NFL player, Brendan Ayanbadejo; and Ophelia Nichols (she/her), a TikTok and social media personality with 7.6 million followers known as "Mama Tot."
This is what NASCAR is devolving down to: featuring transgenders and LGBTQ alphabet activists, with an auto race almost as an aside. It should be a gay old time.
Auto racing isn’t alone in virtue signaling to the alphabet fascists lately, as sports organizations can no longer contain their pride events to the month of June alone.
The San Francisco Pride Pro-Am Golf Tournament held Oct. 7-8 was officially endorsed by the PGA and honored trans golfer Hailey Davidson, who became the first man to win a women’s golf tournament, sparking a furious backlash, according to the New York Post.
Not to be outdone, the Princeton football team’s players and fans wore rainbow stickers on their helmets in Friday’s game against Brown.
Sophia Lewin, senior assistant to Princeton head coach Bob Surace, said, “Princeton Football values excellence and strength in the collective, or as we call it, ‘the brotherhood.’ Having a game where we celebrate pride and demonstrate our love and support for and with the LGBTQIA+ community is an example of our values and what’s important to our staff and players. I hope that every person attending Pride Night, and any of our games, feels safe, loved, and free to be who they are.”
Enough already! Can we please get back to sports?