There is a lot of entertainment out there these days, and a lot of fantasy, sci-fi, and horror titles to parse through. So we’re rounding up the genre movies coming out each month.  Several horror movies hit theaters this month, including a sequel to Five Nights at Freddy’s and a reboot of an 80s slasher classic. The newest Avatar (the blue people, not the cartoon) movie also comes out. Troll 2 — on Netflix December 1 What’s better than one giant ancient troll awakening in the Scandinavian wilderness and wreaking havoc upon the landscape? Two giant ancient trolls. Netflix’s original Norwegian monster epic became the most popular non-English language film when it released on the streaming service in 2021. The main cast returns for the sequel. Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 — in theaters December 5 Based on the popular horror video game franchise of the same name, Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 takes place one year after the events of the first film. In the first movie, security guard Mike (Josh Hutcherson) spent five nights running from a group of haunted animatronics at an abandoned pizzeria. But his sister befriended the animatronics, so in this new movie she sneaks right back in. Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 will dive deeper into the origin of the pizzeria. Dust Bunny — in theaters December 12 Mads Mikkelsen stars as a hitman for hire, who is asked by his young neighbor Aurora to kill the monster that lives under her bed. Aurora is convinced that the monster has eaten her family, but the hitman is pretty sure that her parents were killed by some rivals who actually meant to take him out. Dust Bunny comes from Hannibal and Pushing Daisies showrunner Bryan Fuller. Silent Night, Deadly Night — in theaters December 12 A remake of the 1984 horror film of the same name, Silent Night, Deadly Night follows Billy Campbell, a murderer on who goes on a Christmas killing spree while dressed as Santa Claus. The original 80s movie spawned five installments. There was already a reboot in 2012, but it didn’t have much commercial success. Resurrection — in select theaters December 12 In a future where humanity has lost the ability to dream, a woman dives into the dreams of a strange inhuman creature. She uses her ability to perceive illusions to figure out the creature’s visions of Chinese history. This surreal Chinese-language sci-fi drama is broken into six chapters, each representing one of the five senses (plus “the mind”). Avatar: Fire and Ash — in theaters December 19 Return to the world of Pandora in the newest installment of James Cameron’s sweeping sci-fi epic. Last time, the Sully family learned the way of water by spending time with an aquatic Na’vi clan. This time, they go to the Fire Nation—wait, wrong Avatar. Ahem. This time, they visit an aggressive tribe of Na’vi known as the Ash people, who live alongside a volcano. The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants — in theaters December 19 This is the fourth theatrical SpongeBob movie, following 2020’s Sponge on the Run. In this one, the ineffably cheerful sponge wants to prove his bravery to his miserly boss Mr. Krabs. So he travels to the deepest darkest depths of the ocean, in search of the Flying Dutchman. [end-mark] The post Here Are All the Genre Movies Premiering in December! appeared first on Reactor.

There is a lot of entertainment out there these days, and a lot of fantasy, sci-fi, and horror titles to parse through. So we’re rounding up the genre shows coming out each month.  December might not have a lot of new genre shows coming out, but the ones that are premiering are all heavy-hitters. There are some highly anticipated shows returning, like Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Fallout. And Stranger Things ends, at long last! Yes, it also ended last month, but that was just part one of the ending. This time it’s for real! Percy Jackson and the Olympians — Disney+ (December 10) (Season 2) The second season of Disney’s Percy Jackson show adapts the second book in Rick Riordan’s Greek mythology middle grade series. Percy sets out on a quest to rescue his best friend, Grover the satyr, and also heal the protective pine tree that guards Camp Half-Blood. Along with Annabeth, daughter of Athena; Tyson, Percy’s newly discovered half-brother; and Clarisse, daughter of Ares, Percy journeys to the dangerous Sea of Monsters to recover the legendary Golden Fleece. Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft — Netflix (December 11) (Season 2) Netflix’s animated Tomb Raider show concludes with this last season. It takes place after the Tomb Raider Survivor trilogy and serves to bridge that timeline with the original games. Hayley Atwell voices adventuring archaeologist Lara Croft. In the first season, Lara ventured to a mythological Chinese mountain range in search of a goddess. Fallout — Prime Video (December 17) (Season 2) It’s a good month for video game adaptations! After an apocalyptic nuclear war, the Earth has become a wasteland and most survivors live in underground bunkers. A young woman named Lucy leaves her home and looks for her father in the remnants of Los Angeles. In the second season, she ventures to New Vegas — a location in popular Fallout spinoff, Fallout: New Vegas. Stranger Things — Netflix (December 25 and 31) (Season 5, Parts 2 & 3) Finally! The last season of Stranger Things — which premieres on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving — concludes. And don’t get too comfortable on Christmas Day, because the finale actually comes out on New Year’s Eve. The fifth and final season takes place a year after the fourth one. And the core cast wants to finally put an end to the creatures from the Upside Down, but their plan gets complicated when the U.S. military arrives. The Copenhagen Test — Peacock (December 27) Simu Liu stars in this sci-fi spy thriller, where he plays an intelligence analyst who learns his brain has been hacked. He must figure out who hacked into his brain, while proving his loyalty and competence to his agency. But he must do all that while the hackers have access to his every move and conversation. [end-mark] The post Here Are All the Genre TV Premieres Airing in December! appeared first on Reactor.

THE CENTER SQUARE—An energy worker advocacy group sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security urging it to review whether climate advocate Greta Thunberg—along with others—should be allowed entry to the nation due to safety concerns arising after recent bannings she has faced elsewhere and the pattern of “disruption” that appears to follow her. Founder and executive director of energy group Power the Future Daniel Turner told The Center Square: “Secretary [Kristi] Noem and the Trump Administration are working tirelessly to keep America safe, and we urge them to take a hard look at whether agitators like Thunberg should be allowed onto American soil.” Power the Future is a nonprofit dedicated to Americans working in reliable energy sources and sent the letter concerning Thunberg’s entry to the United States. Turner told The Center Square that “everywhere Greta Thunberg goes, chaos follows.” “We have enough internal instability from the climate movement without importing foreign extremists who are further committed to unrest,” Turner said. “Greta Thunberg has aligned herself with organizations like Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil—groups responsible for property damage, highway blockades, and dangerous public disorder,” Turner said. At time of publishing, neither the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) nor Thunberg provided comment. Turner requested in his letter to DHS, “a full review of whether professional climate radical Greta Thunberg should be granted entry into the United States in the future, based on a pattern of international disruptive conduct and her role as a known agitator.” Turner wrote that his request “is not ideological.” Instead, Turner said that his urging “is rooted in the federal government’s responsibility” to protect U.S. infrastructure, public safety, national landmarks and cultural sites, and economic activity impacted by large-scale blockades or disruptions.  “The United States has both the right and the obligation to evaluate whether the entry of a foreign national poses a risk to public order, infrastructure, or significant cultural and historical assets,” Turner wrote.  “Ms. Thunberg’s ongoing involvement in actions that result in vandalism, obstruction, or arrests overseas raises legitimate questions as to whether similar disruptions could occur on U.S. soil,” Turner wrote. Originally published by The Center Square. The post Energy Org Asks DHS to Deny Thunberg Entry to USA Due to Disruptive Behavior appeared first on The Daily Signal.

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The Department of Justice under President Joe Biden consulted with the Southern Poverty Law Center, a leftist activist group notorious for comparing mainstream conservatives and Christians to the Ku Klux Klan, and Rep. Jim Jordan, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, formally asked Attorney General Pam Bondi for all related documents. “The committee is continuing to investigate the Biden-Harris Department of Justice’s and Federal Bureau of Investigation’s weaponization of federal law-enforcement resources against conservative Americans,” Jordan wrote in the Tuesday letter exclusively provided to The Daily Signal. The Ohio Republican congressman noted that “the DOJ, during Attorney General Merrick Garland’s tenure, colluded with the radical, left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center on matters relating to federal civil rights enforcement.” “The extent of the SPLC’s influence over our nation’s federal law enforcement during the Biden-Harris administration is deeply concerning, and we respectfully request additional information on this matter,” Jordan added. 2025-11-25 JDJ to DOJ – Bondi re SPLCDownload A Close Relationship The letter cites multiple documents obtained by America First Legal showing that the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division partnered with the SPLC “including scheduling regular meetings, giving the SPLC early access to federal law-enforcement data, and also allowing SPLC employees to train DOJ prosecutors.” Among other things, the DOJ cited the SPLC in a memo targeting “radical traditional Catholics,” and then-Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke met with SPLC staff repeatedly. “The SPLC routinely maligns conservative and religious organizations, such as Turning Point USA, Family Research Council, and Moms for Liberty, as ‘hate’ groups simply because the SPLC disagrees with their views,” the letter adds. “The fact that the Biden-Harris DOJ would foster a close relationship with the SPLC, knowing its biased political ideology, is concerning and just more evidence of the Biden-Harris administration’s weaponization of the federal government against certain Americans.” The letter asks Bondi to hand over all documents relating to interaction between the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division and the SPLC; all documents and communications relating to meetings or trainings involving the SPLC and the division; all documents relating to funds the division used to coordinate meetings, conduct trainings, and schedule events with the SPLC; and all documents relating to the DOJ’s use of SPLC material. The committee requests all documents between Jan. 20, 2021 and Jan. 20, 2025. The SPLC The SPLC has faced renewed scrutiny after the assassination of Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10. The SPLC gained its reputation by suing Ku Klux Klan groups into bankruptcy, and it now publishes a “hate map” the includes conservative and Christian groups alongside Klan chapters. The SPLC added Turning Point USA, Kirk’s organization, to the “hate map” in May. In 2012, a terrorist used the “hate map” to target the Family Research Council, a conservative Christian nonprofit in Washington, D.C. The SPLC condemned both the Kirk assassination and the attack on FRC, but it has kept both groups on the “hate map.” Last month, FBI Director Kash Patel announced that the bureau had formally severed all ties with the SPLC, which he called a “partisan smear machine.” Big Tech companies used the SPLC to police content on their platforms, but the companies have distanced themselves from the group in the wake of Kirk’s assassination. Some companies use the SPLC to screen potential nonprofit recipients of employee matching grants, but companies are beginning to cease this practice. The SPLC fired its co-founder, Morris Dees, amid a racial discrimination and sexual harassment scandal in 2019. During that scandal, the SPLC unionized. After a round of layoffs last year, the SPLC Union demanded the ouster of then-President Margaret Huang, and she departed from the nonprofit earlier this year. Rep. James Comer, who heads the House Oversight Committee, has announced investigations into the dark money infrastructure of the Left, particularly looking into ActBlue. Jordan’s letter asks Bondi to send the documents by Dec. 9. The post EXCLUSIVE: Just How Closely Did Biden’s DOJ Rely on the SPLC? Jim Jordan Is on the Case appeared first on The Daily Signal.

THE DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed a university professor who has described police officers as “violence workers” to serve on his community safety committee. Mamdani announced Monday that Alex Vitale, a sociology professor at Brooklyn College, will advise his incoming administration on community safety matters. Vitale has a long history of disparaging police, calling them the “natural enemy” of the working class, and advocating for defunding law enforcement. The appointment casts fresh doubt on the mayor-elect‘s attempt to distance himself from his own past remarks calling for the defunding of the New York Police Department (NYPD), which he labeled a “racist, anti-queer and a major threat to public safety.”  ? Mamdani’s Transition Team Now Includes a Professor Who Calls Police “Class Enemies.”Professor Alex Vitale explained on a DSA call that cops are “the natural enemy of the working class” and that individual officers do not matter because the structure itself neutralizes their… pic.twitter.com/ADMahXmdRE— Stu Smith (@thestustustudio) November 25, 2025 Vitale referred to individual officers as “class enemies” during a 2020 interview with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) when asked where police fit into the “class struggle.” His 2017 book, “The End of Policing,” argues that the “problem is not police training, police diversity, or police methods. The problem is policing itself.” “The whole point is they’re violence workers. You can’t train them not to be violence workers,” Vitale said during a separate 2020 interview in which he argued that police cannot be reformed. Like Mamdani, Vitale has stated that the “institution of policing exists historically to facilitate racial inequality… emerging out of colonialism, slavery, and industrial capitalism.” The professor also advocates decriminalizing so-called “sex work” or prostitution and produced a 2025 film titled “Sex Work: It’s Just a Job.” Vitale is one of roughly 400 advisors who will serve across 17 committees ahead of Mamdani’s January inauguration. “A love for hard work, a deep belief in the promise of New York City, and a commitment to the affordability agenda that New Yorkers are demanding unite the more than 400 experts we have appointed to our Transition Committees today,” Mamdani said on Monday. “By helping us recruit top talent and develop smart policy, these committees will be instrumental to ensuring we hit the ground running on Jan. 1—and that our results align with the promises we’ve made.” More than 400 New Yorkers are joining our Transition Committees—all driven by the urgency of tackling our affordability crisis. pic.twitter.com/Jlae42K8ut— Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@ZohranKMamdani) November 24, 2025 Mamdani has insisted in recent months that he no longer supports defunding the NYPD. He also apologized to officers during an October Fox News interview for past disparaging comments, saying he is committed to “representing the men and women of the NYPD.” “I apologize because of the fact that I’m looking to work with these officers, and I know that these officers, these men and women who serve in the NYPD, they put their lives on the line every single day,” Mamdani said. Vitale’s views, however, are consistent with positions held by the DSA, of which Mamdani is a member. The group calls on the country to “end the criminalization of working-class survival,” “invest in community self-governance and care, not cops” and provide “freedom for all incarcerated people.” “For all of the working class to achieve collective liberation, we must constrain, diminish, and abolish the carceral forces of the state — from prisons and police themselves, to their manifestations in all forms throughout society,” the DSA’s website says. As recently as December 2024, Mamdani called for cuts to funding for the NYPD’s Strategic Response Group, the unit that responded to the killing of Officer Didarul Islam. Meanwhile, NYPD data shows that misdemeanors, “major” felonies and non-major felonies in New York City have been more frequent every year since 2020. Neither Mamdani nor Vitale responded to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment. Originally published by The Daily Caller News Foundation. The post ‘Natural Enemy’: Mamdani Names Radical Cop-Hating Professor to ‘Community Safety’ Post appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Mamdani Off to a Bad Start With Jewish Leaders (and Police)

CNN En Español continues to wage culture war against the Hispanic community in the United States- namely, by their insistence on shoving a transgender agenda down viewers’ throats. Most recently, via a soft celebrity profile of Brazilian trans singer Lineker. Watch as correspondent Julia Vargas-Jones closes her interview out by eliciting Lineker’s advice for children: JULIA VARGAS-JONES: What do you think needs to happen for trans people to have a better future in Brazil? What must Brazil confront? LINIKER: I think we need, we need, we need to be seen as human beings. And that's all. VARGAS-JONES: How difficult is that? LINIKER: We just want to exist. We just want to share love, share who we are. We just want to live in peace. We just want to live. We just want to work. We just want to compose. We just want to get home safe. VARGAS-JONES: That message also resonates with fans in the United States. An artist who, through her sorrows and joys, invites her audience to feel deeply. What would you say to the Black, queer, and trans kids who are watching you receive this recognition, who see you receive these awards and see you explode with joy? What would your message be to them? LINIKER: Be kind to yourself and respect your soul. Always. VARGAS-JONES: Julia Vargas-Jones, CNN, Los Angeles. The children. Always the children. There is always the agenda-driven instinct to push trans propaganda on to children- to fuel the belief that they may somehow be “born in the wrong body”. Save for that pernicious agenda item, the interview would float by as yet another instance of celebrity nonsense. Trans-agenda-driven nonsense, to be sure, but limited to consenting adults. This, of course, is different but in keeping with CNN En Español’s longstanding tradition of shoving these themes down viewers’ throats. We saw this as Florida and other states passed legislation banning the sexualization of children in schools. Directo USA was more than happy to parrot that propaganda and imply that was happening before our eyes was not happening at all. Then, as now, CNN is once gain normalizing gender confusion in children. This time, under cover of a celebrity profile. Click “expand” to view the full transcript of the aforementioned report as aired on CNN En Español’s Directo USA on Thursday, November 20th, 2025: JUAN CARLOS LOPEZ: This year's Grammy Awards brought numerous surprises. The victories and triumphs of Bad Bunny, but also of Liniker. Julia Vargas-Jones spoke with her and she tells us about her career, her success, and the message she sends to young people like herself. LINIKER: I came from Brazil… I came from Brazil. I am a Black trans person, and these awards bring me into the light. And I know I'm not alone in that line. I'm not alone on the path to the light. I'm with my entire community. I'm with my story. I'm with my dreams. JULIA VARGAS-JONES: Brazilian singer-songwriter Liniker made history at the 26th Latin Grammy Awards, winning in three major categories after entering the night with seven nominations. She is now the first openly transgender artist to win a Latin Grammy. With her distinctive voice and bold blend of rhythms, Liniker is now cementing her status as the most awarded Brazilian artist of 2025. Meanwhile, Brazil, for the 16th consecutive year, leads a much more somber global ranking. Your rise is both a musical milestone and a paradox, isn't it? Because while you're experiencing international success and receiving awards, Brazil remains the most dangerous country for trans people. How do you see this duality? LINIKER: I don't know, because sometimes I have to work to keep from getting carried away. And I say carried away because I've been living a dream life, receiving awards, being successful, being a great artist in my country, and now starting my career outside of Brazil. But I know my reality and the reality of my community. I know that being a famous person doesn't put me in a different place than other kids, girls, and people who went out into the street and were met with violence. So that hurts me a lot. It makes me feel anxious, nervous, and sad. But it's important to help my community, to live a life as an artist who goes out into the world with poetry, with love, and gives love to the world through my music, my message, my lyrics. But it's not easy. VARGAS-JONES: And do you think that visibility—does it protect you or leave you more vulnerable? LINIKER: I thought I was protected, but now I know I'm not. The more I step into the light, the more violence I face on social media, in some comments, in some derogatory things, and in some accusations. I think that's difficult. It's hard to exist in this kind of reality, but I'm always praying for myself and praying for my community. VARGAS-JONES: What do you think needs to happen for trans people to have a better future in Brazil? What must Brazil confront? LINIKER: I think we need, we need, we need to be seen as human beings. And that's all. VARGAS-JONES: How difficult is that? LINIKER: We just want to exist. We just want to share love, share who we are. We just want to live in peace. We just want to live. We just want to work. We just want to compose. We just want to get home safe. VARGAS-JONES: That message also resonates with fans in the United States. An artist who, through her sorrows and joys, invites her audience to feel deeply. What would you say to the Black, queer, and trans kids who are watching you receive this recognition, who see you receive these awards and see you explode with joy? What would your message be to them? LINIKER: Be kind to yourself and respect your soul. Always. VARGAS-JONES: Julia Vargas-Jones, CNN, Los Angeles.  

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined host John Solomon on his podcast Just the News on Monday to talk about how the unpopular narratives of the elitist liberal media dominate our digital newsfeeds. Bozell explained that, even though CNN rating being "in the toilet, they have 300 million clicks a month on their website" and "are the number two rated website, but no one watches them on television." After asking "how is CNN continuously getting onto these big four aggregators" (by which he meant Apple News, Google News, Microsoft News, and Yahoo! News), he explained "part of the reason is we think there are exclusivity contracts going on, so all of those things need to be exposed." Bozell shared a recent example of a development uncovered by the New York Post (but ignored by ABC, CBS, and NBC) about Butler, Pennsylvania would-be assassin Thomas Crooks's infatuation with the furry world, obsession with violence, and use of they/them pronouns: But now I've got this new toy that analyzes the coverage of Google, Apple, Yahoo and Microsoft - the four big aggregators in America today. I've got my team looking at this right now: did any of the four big aggregators ever promote any reporting done by the New York Post on the Thomas Crooks story? It's one thing to say the networks will block something out, and you can say, 'Well, who watches the networks anymore?' Yes, their ratings are declining. They still get more than the big cables, believe it or not. But the big fight now is how these stories are being presented on the big four news aggregators, Google, Apple, Yahoo, and Microsoft. Listen to the full interview here.  

Mark Levin inherited his love for America and her great founders from his father, Jack E. Levin — a devoted family man, businessman, author, illustrator, and self-taught constitutional historian. Over the course of his life, Jack authored and illustrated several patriotic, historically themed books that became best-sellers on the New York Times list.His most famous book — “Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address Illustrated” (2010) — featured beautifully hand-painted watercolor-style illustrations of Civil War soldiers, battlefields, period flags, mourning families, and solemn portraits of Lincoln alongside the Great Emancipator's famous speech.“He thought that Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was so profound,” says Levin of his father. “And it was.”Reading Lincoln’s iconic address that consecrated the cemetery for the Union soldiers who died in the Battle of Gettysburg, Levin honors both America’s 16th president and his beloved father. “That was a horrendous battle in Gettysburg, absolutely horrendous — the number of casualties, the number of dead, how quickly it happened,” Levin reflects.He retells the story of how the two armies literally bumped into each other by accident outside Gettysburg — General Robert E. Lee’s forces pushing north toward Philadelphia, hoping a decisive strike on Union soil would force the North to sue for peace and let the South go, only to suffer a crushing defeat in the massive, unintended three-day battle that turned the tide of the war.Lincoln, says Levin, “was furious” that Union commander Major General George G. Meade “did not follow Lee's army and destroy it.” He wanted the war to end right then and there.The Civil War, he reminds us, wasn’t just about the abolition of slavery; it was also about the nation’s survival.Like his father, who was deeply concerned with “the lack of patriotism and support for the country,” Levin worries about the lack of and distortion of American history education in this country.“That's why if people don't know history, they just keep talking about, ‘Oh, it was founded by white [supremacists] and nationalists,”’ he sighs. “No — we were founded by great men.”To hear more of his commentary, watch the video above.Want more from Mark Levin?To enjoy more of "the Great One" — Mark Levin as you've never seen him before — subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Fans and supporters of female athletes are outraged over the results of a world's strongest woman competition.Multiple competitors are speaking out after a man allegedly took first place in the women's category at the event, with organizers saying they had no idea a man had competed against women.'This is bulls**t.'The 2025 Official Strongman Games took place in Arlington, Texas, over the weekend, and saw alleged transgender athlete Jammie Booker, a biological male, defeat nine female competitors. As reported by Fitness Volt, Booker took home the narrow victory after runner-up Andrea Thompson finished seventh in the final event, edging her out by just a point.The results had Booker winning with 47 points, while Thompson had 46, and Allira-Joy Cowley came in third place with 39 points.Viewers immediately began circulating footage from the winner's podium in which Thompson appeared to say, "This is bulls**t," before walking off the platform.On her Instagram page, Thompson shared multiple posts that declared her the true winner of the event, with commenters seemingly in unanimous agreement.In a video posted to Instagram, Booker thanked everyone who donated to his cause and even "checked in" regarding his mental health.RELATED: Transgender powerlifter easily defeats women as old as 58; USA Weightlifting defends 'inclusive' policy "There were a lot of, like, dark days getting here mentally and emotionally," the lifter said. Booker called the other competitors "insanely badass women" and said it was "an honor" to share the stage with them. He added that he did not think he was going to win.Booker's page lists "she/her" pronouns and the accolades of "pro strongwoman," "world's strongest woman 2025," and "North America's strongest woman." It also provides a link to a GoFundMe page titled "Help Jammie Become 'World's Strongest Woman.'"Booker raised over $1,500 for registration, flight, and hotel costs, which the fundraiser said would total around $900.On Tuesday, the strongman organization posted a statement to its social media, saying it was unaware that an athlete "who is biologically male and who now identifies as female" competed in the Women's Open category.The organization said that had it been aware, the athlete would not have been permitted to compete in that category."We are clear — competitors can only compete in the category for the biological sex recorded at birth," the organization wrote. Without declaring a new winner, the company said it had "disqualified the athlete in question" and that "athlete points and places will be altered accordingly."RELATED: Female powerlifter chases down crook who stole her bag — then gives him a black-eye beatdown Female powerlifter Morgan Irons released a video criticizing Booker for taking opportunities away from women."There has been an individual, Jammie Booker, who has been competing as a biological male within the women's division of strongman," Irons said. "This individual competed in the women's division as a biological man, plain and simple. As a woman, this is very, very frustrating because their participation in the women's division has taken away prize money, podium finishes, national bids, and a pro card from biological women," she continued.At the same time, women's sports activist and former national gymnastics champion Jennifer Sey told Fearless that women are still "being erased from their own sex-class, their own sports categories, and their own legal protections."She said that Booker winning the title "Strongest Woman in the World" was a clear indication that there is still work to be done.Critics pointed to a YouTube video seemingly posted by Booker in 2017, which described him as a "21-year-old" transgender person with a "history of abuse, struggling to stay true to herself while under the rule of her religious parents."Booker did not respond to a request for comment.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!