HeCheated.org is not just an X account. I operate a website that tracks male participation in sport for women and girls. This was necessary because neither athletic organizations or legislative bodies had made any attempt to do so, and for years, we have been largely left in the dark on the scale of this issue. That ignorance has allowed unfair policies to be written and outright lies to be spread unchecked. Yes, the site tracks ALL sports that are sex affected. Even in darts and pool, sex differences show advantages for males. If there is male advantage, even if it's a tiny sliver of one, it's on the site. Yes, the site tracks ALL levels of sport. All female athletes deserve fairness. The largest number of athletes participate at the amateur and youth level. Their wellbeing and their accomplishments matter too. Yes, the site tracks ALL competition sizes. Even if it's a small, local race, the women there deserve the same respect and opportunity males have to succeed. These "fun" events are only fun when they are fair. Losing unfairly is not fun. Yes, the site tracks ALL males. That includes males with DSDs who have been mistakenly "assigned female at birth." All males have an advantage over female athletes, even if they have believed themselves to be female for a number of years. Yes, the site tracks ALL years. Males have been in women's sports since the 1920s. The more comprehensive the database, the larger picture we get on male advantage and the impact even one male can have. The majority of results, however, are from the past 10 years. Yes, the site tracks ALL countries. Every woman on earth deserves fairness in sport. Many athletes compete across borders in international competition. Athletes immigrate to other countries. The majority of results, however, have been found in English-speaking countries, especially the United States. Yes, all results are linked to a source where they can be independently verified. Yes, all athletes are verified as male. Many can be independently confirmed with a simple Google search. If you have further questions, contact the site, as I do not link more personal family info in public posts. If you know of any athletes not on the site or see any mistakes that need correcting, please let me know. Knowledge is power. Arm yourself with it.

Sophie Cunningham supporters clashed with trans activists at the final Sophie Night rally of the regular season, in Minneapolis tonight.

This has got to be the best analysis yet. 1. "Only 94 medals came from the professional level!" Yes that's irrelevant. This issue is about female athletes at every level of sport and of all ages, the majority of which are not professional. 2. "They include males with DSDs!" Yes, males with DSDs are still male and thus are included in the list of males in female sport. However, I believe the CWA report narrowed the scope to "trans" ID'd athletes only and only those from the USA, so this is a bit of a moot point anyway 3. "Names appear more than once!" Yes, because often, male athletes have stolen more than one medal. They enter many women's competitions. 4. "They include non athletic events like pageants and baking!" They do not include non athletic events. Those are listed on a separate page that explicitly says "not included" And there are no baking events yet, to my knowledge, though if there is a women's baking competition a man enters, I would be more than happy to record that as well. 5. "Out of the 1,349 individual entries this organization notes (a far cry from their promoted claims of 2,000+ OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALS), 77 of them are DSD" He's looking at the "awards" page, which are separate from medals. Awards, like MVP, are given to athletes regardless of the outcome of competition. Medals are based solely on outcome of competition. So here we're looking at the wrong information. The CWA report was also not talking about Olympic gold medals. They simply said "gold medals" which means a 1st place finish at any level of sport in which the athlete is recognized as the winner. And again, the CWA narrowed the scope to "trans" identified in the USA, so DSD males outside the US are irrelevant. 6. "They have a "donate" button! It's a grift!" I added the button after I kept getting requests for it from people who wanted to support me. I make maybe 20 dollars a month in donations with the occasional one-off very generous 50 or 100 dollar gift. This does not even cover the money I spend on research and upkeep for the site. A "grift" is when you lie and trick others to make money. I believe in my cause, am not lying about anything, and certainly do not make a profit. And there we have it, the thorough "debunking" of the 2,300 or so medals the CWA reported on out of the 6,000+ 1st place finishes by males in female events the website has documented in total.

This is the level of dishonesty we're dealing with. Naturally, I was immediately blocked

"You can protect women's sports to celebrate female athletes and recognize women as champions, or you can use women's sports as a place to compare women to less talented males and to teach women that men must be prioritized." "We can't do both. We must make a choice."

Our cofounder @SmithMarshi shares her disappointment that Democratic senators declined to engage with athletes and advocates who’ve lost opportunities in women’s sports to male athletes. Her reaction following today’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on women’s sports:

The second-hand embarrassment I get watching people try to discredit HeCheated.org without even looking at HeCheated.org. HeCheated explicitly does not "count" activities like chess, checkers, go, and Rubik's cube, although we certainly will track those for posterity's sake if men are winning women's competitions in those events. To "steal" means to take something that doesn't belong to you. Women's medals do not belong to men. It is theft, plain and simple.

Former Roanoke Swimmer Lily Mullens had to endure threats and ridicule that upended her college experience after taking a stand for women's sports and working to get a petition passed in Virginia to set up protections for women. Now, current Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has quietly rolled back that petition, dismissing all of Lily's sacrifices.

A transgender pedophile was able to join a women's @USAFL1997 club due to the league's "inclusive" policies, even winning a top club award. "Lily" Hamilton, who was convicted of raping two children, is listed as a "female" in the sex offender registry. reduxx.info/child-rapist-was…

These sorts of messages are incredibly tiring. 1. No, making the community aware of a boy on a girls' team is not "harmful" to my position that girls' deserve fair sport and privacy in the locker room. "You shared a photo of a high school boy, therefore, I no longer believe there should be female-only teams" is nonsensical. That's what is known as a nonsequitor. 2. I would NOT tell my son to join a girls' team, in fact, I would explicitly forbid him from doing so, and if he did anyway and if he were using the girls' locker room, I would NOT be "devastated" to find out that people were calling him out and letting girls know so that they could protect themselves from him. I'd make sure he understood that that would be a possibility if he did do those things, and it would be a great lesson for him in understanding the consequences of his actions. 3. To date, since 1975, not one boy has DIED from being exposed as having played on a girls' team. In fact, many newspapers used to run stories on boys on girls' teams along with the controversy they caused. Some boys even expose themselves in media pieces before I even know about them in the first place. If they are in so much danger, even of DEATH, from being exposed as playing on a girls' team, perhaps they shouldn't be playing on a girls' team. Sounds very risky. The issue is not girls DYING. The issue is that girls should have privacy in the locker room and fair competition in athletics. These boys certainly will not DIE if they play with other boys. 4. Politicians and the like who support boys playing on girls' teams demand names, they demand examples, when members of the public speak out about this, so I am simply giving that to them. If you don't like seeing male athletes publicly exposed for fraud, for lying about their sex, for committing sex crimes against girls (voyeurism in the locker room), for cheating in sport, so that girls are able to protect themselves and so that teams know they're being cheated and thus a way to take action against it, then you'd best send a letter to your local schools and government officials instead and demand they make the "girls'" league single sex again. I am not going to stop doing this, so if these boys don't want to be exposed there is a very simple solution for them as well.

There are at least three boys on the varsity team at Southbridge. They do NOT identify as girls. Massachusetts does NOT require boys to pretend to be girls to play on girls' teams. This has been going on for years and is wrong for the same reasons it's wrong if a boy who does pretend to be a girl plays on a girls' volleyball team. Boys who do not pretend to be girls are no longer allowed to play the net, but they still play every other part of the game, including serving. Some have set assist records. Per Maxpreps, Southbridge is currently 4-0.

🚨INSANITY: Yesterday at the Woodbridge Cross-Country Classic in Irvine CA, a trans-identified boy, James Medero of Claremont High School, competed in the girls’ division. In the Girls’ Gold Junior-Senior race with 275 runners (274 girls and 1 boy), he placed 3rd for the bronze medal with a time of 18:43. 🥉 He led the race from the start line to almost the two-mile mark. @CIFState is gaslighting these girls while also gro*ming/programming these boys to believe they can grow up to be women. This is state-sanctioned child abuse. Medero is also a victim.

A girl is a juvenile female human. A child who is male is not female, thus, not a girl. It's as simple as that. When a young boy says "I feel like a girl," what his underdeveloped brain means is: "I wish I were a girl because then I would not need to feel ashamed of the activities I prefer, the way I want to dress, and I wouldn't feel 'othered' around my female friends because more than anything, people like to feel like they fit in and they belong." Also, very likely, "I also want the sort of attention from boys that I see girls getting in the media I consume and in the world around me, but I don't really have the language or understanding for this yet."

In other words, the narrative that "no man would ever" 1. take female hormones 2. want breasts 3. present himself as a woman 4. not know is own identity is completely false?

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger’s administration withdrew a proposed regulation in July that would have prevented biological males from competing in women's sports. Her administration did this without ever making a public announcement. foxnews.com/outkick-sports/v…