Mack Beggs

“If kids were using litter boxes in class, a state representative from Minnesota would not be the one breaking that news to you.”

“Babies, I see you and love you so much,” mother Amber Briggle said to trans youth as she testified. “We’re on your side, kids, because you’re worth fighting for.”

They’re made from recycled copies of proposed anti-trans legislation from around the nation.

Beggs said that being forced to compete as a girl was “a struggle” because that’s not who he is.

There are parts of his story that no one has ever heard… until now.

“You put me in front of anybody and I’ll wrestle them,” he said in response to parents who have called his transition “cheating.”

He is also considering a college scholarship, where he will be able to compete against other men.

Mack Beggs made headlines when he was forced to compete with the girls, despite requesting the chance to wrestle boys, and went on to win the state title.

Texas lawmakers are pushing a bill that would allow them to ban trans people from competing in high school athletics.

A Texas judge blew the whistle on attempts to prevent this trans boy from competing as a wrestler.

The policy change comes just one month after 17-year-old Mack Beggs, a transgender boy who is taking testosterone as prescribed by his doctor, won a girls’ state wrestling title.

The sportscaster said that Mack Beggs does not deserve to be the object of outrage when he wanted to compete as a boy.

Officials said he had to compete as a girl, but after he won the tournament one parent is suing and claiming “she” had an unfair “enhancement.”

Mack Beggs has a 52-0 record competing as a girl, as required by Texas law.