Mass. City Sponsors ‘Girlx’ Sports Event for 5 to 11-Year-Old Girls and Boys Who ‘Identify With Girlhood’

The Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women (CCSW) is pushing its new “Girlx” sports program it is offering to girls from ages five to eleven that will also include boys who “identify as a girl or with girlhood.”

The CCSW is a city department established in 1977 supposedly to “promote equity for all women and girls and advocates on their behalf.”

Apparently, though, the commission is no longer interested in helping women, but in helping men and boys who are pretending to be women.

The Massachusetts city of Cambridge is holding a “Sports Night for Girlx,” according to a city announcement. The free event for girls in kindergarten through fifth grade will be held on Jan. 18. But the event is not merely for actual girls.

Girlx* night, how fun.

The cult leaders have taken over. This is despicable and insulting to girls' sports. pic.twitter.com/2F2NuNZ5Wk

— Eleftheria 🐳Let them truckers roll (@EleftheriaFrei) January 14, 2023

According to the description of the event at its EventBrite tickets entry, the event is for trans kids, as well.

“Take a break from the cold and get active! Come join us for a fun, free event for families with girlx* in kindergarten through 5th grade. Explore new sports and learn about existing Cambridge-based teams while you enjoy hands-on demonstrations, sign-up, games, pizza, prizes and more! Basketball, lacrosse, hockey, cheerleading, football and MUCH more!”

“*This event is open to all those who identify as girls or with girlhood.”

The “girlx” event is organized by the Department of Human Services Programs, Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women, and the office of Cambridge’s Democrat Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui.

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