In 27 years last month, Naik made his first super bowl commercial debut, and when the athletes’ star-studded female lineup was included, the company was criticized for supporting transgender athletes participating in women’s games.
Catalin Clarke, Sabri’s Ayonescu, Juju Watkins, Sh’Kari Richardson, Jordan Chillies and other stars of different sports were in one minute advertisement with a different language with the same theme.
In these formulas “you can’t flex, so flex,” “you can’t fill the stadium, so fill that stadium,” “You can’t be emotional, so be emotional” and “you can win, so win.”
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Brand ambassador Paula Scennelan, left and relay gains with Jennifer Se, right (XX-XE Athletics)
The XX-XY athletics, athletic brand, aimed at protecting women’s safety and ness pain in women’s sports and supporting female athletes by keeping biological men from women and girls sports, releasing a video of many athletes responding to Naik’s announcement.
Powerlifter April Hachinson, who was suspended for two years from the Canadian Powerlifting Union, spoke to speak against the contests entering a transit athletes in the women’s category, exception to the announcement of Naik’s flaxing.
“I have never been told that I could not or do this or he could not do this or that,” said Hutchinson.
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University of Nevada Women V Ley Lib .L captain Sia Lily, who, among many fellow players, fought against her school’s decision to play last season against Trans Athletes Blair Fleming and San Jose State Spartons, felt that Nike was missing the mark.
“That Naik Ed Kinda represented the old feminine. I don’t think that in any game tells women that they cannot champion their game.”
The video contained lines used by other athletes in the video of “fake feminism,” “Inging Going to Caring for Women” and “Naik ignores the real problem” video.
The “real problem” is the main issue of what the XX-XY athletics Naik is getting in his video feedback.
Sia Lily tells her story in IW facilities “Hold the Line. “ (IW features)
“Women can flex, have confidence, become emotional, fill the stadium and win. But what Inevitable They do? Speak Especially on one topic: protection of women games, “said in an XX-XY athletics press release.
“Just do it ‘ – it’s your motto, it’s not nike? Just do it. Stand the stand for women. The easiest thing in the world is,” Sports Civil Rights Advocate Relay Gains said the video finished.
When Nike AD came out, Jennifer Se, the founder of the former US gymnast and XX-X Athletics, quickly called Naik X.
“You are full of it. Female athletes just can’t do that they are for their sport integrity, to keep men away from women’s game. Literally, this is the only thing,” Se Wrote in reply To the commercial on x.
P TE Sports Broadcasting and journalist Michelle Tafoya also took the exception of it.
Relay Gains have made righteousness a champion in women’s games. (XX-XE Athletics)
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“Nike is too late in this party. And they are stuck in the RR RE -Rebi language about 25 years ago,” Tafoa later added, “What a waste of ad dollars.”
President Donald Trump fulfilled his promise to protect women’s sports, February. February 5 signed “No Men in Men’s in Men” executive orders. When some states followed it and the NCAA improved its own trans athlete policy, states like Minnesota rejected their policies.
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