US EditionFirst trans NFL cheerleader compares role to becoming doctor, says no one will stop 'this show'
- Lindsay, a trans individual, became an NFL cheerleader, breaking barriers and showing that trans people can achieve their goals. Lindsay's message is one of empowerment, encouraging others to pursue their dreams and not let anyone stop them.
- Lindsay's achievement is seen as proof that trans individuals can do anything they set their mind to. This groundbreaking accomplishment is a significant step forward in changing the narrative for the trans community.
- Lindsay's story inspires hope and serves as a reminder that regardless of gender identity, everyone deserves equal opportunities to succeed in their chosen fields. This achievement challenges societal norms and highlights the importance of inclusivity and acceptance.
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'I'm Setting Things Up for the Younger Generation': NFL Trans Cheerleader Seeks to Inspire Youth
The NFL's first transgender cheerleader is speaking out. Not only is he voicing opposition to bans on hormonal therapy and supporting males competing in women's sports. He's also saying he wants his story to serve as an inspiration for trans kids.
First Trans NFL Cheerleader Targets 'Younger Generation’ in Elle Interview
When you think of football, do you think of dudes wearing mini skirts and bras and caking on three pounds of makeup? No? Ditto. As football season rears its head this fall, one Carolina Panthers cheerleader is carrying a little extra baggage compared to her other TopCat performers — a penis. Justine Lindsay, a boy parading around as a girl, is the NFL’s first openly transgender cheerleader. Let’s hope and pray he isn't a flier! In an interview w…
First trans NFL cheerleader hopes to influence youth: 'I’m setting things up for the younger generation'
The NFL's first transgender cheerleader has entered his second season in the league and described being heartbroken over children not being able to play sports against kids of the opposite gender. He also said that he is sad to see states ban hormonal and medical procedures for youth.Justine Lindsay, who dances for the Carolina Panthers TopCats cheerleading squad, said that he hopes to influence the next generation with his outspoken ways.“Every…
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