The First Man in the Women's Hall of Fame

What is the point if men are there?

When you hear the term “National Women’s Hall of Fame,” what kind of women come to mind as probable members?

Impressive women with notable achievements like Emily Dickinson, Amelia Earhart, Aretha Franklin, Grace Hopper, Mae Jemison, Stephanie Kwolek, Wilma Mankiller, Georgia O’Keeffe, Sandra Day O’Connor, Jeannette Rankin, Sally Ride, Babe Zaharias, and Oprah Winfrey?

How about an 88-year-old man named Zelig Ben-Nausaan Cohen?

No?

What if he changed his name to Sandy Stone when he had his testicles removed and penis chopped up when he was 38? Would that make this palatable?

Is a neutered male, of any age, actually a female who is entitled to women’s spaces and accolades simply due to the sheer force of his demands and threats?

Is that not the most male behavior in the world?

Let us examine the life and times of Zelig Ben-Nausaan Cohen, a male member of the National Women’s Hall of Fame, in order to understand the fraudulent nature of the “trans” lie and why the only proper response to it is complete and total rejection.