Nike Wants to Study What We Already Know: Men Are Stronger

If Adidas sponsoring the Boston Marathon and letting men run in the women’s category didn’t light the boycott fire, maybe this will.

Nike Supports Experimenting On Children

Nike—already long off my list—is now bankrolling a “study” to see if biological males are stronger than females. Yes, really. They’re throwing money at what we already know to be scientific fact, all under the guise of trans-inclusive research. Because apparently, common sense now needs a peer-reviewed grant and a swoosh logo.

What’s next—testing if water is wet?

In a glamorous puff piece about trans college volley ball player Blair Fleming, The New York Times has revealed that Nike is funding a study to measure teenagers’ fitness prior to taking drugs for a sex change and afterwards. Essentially, Nike is experimenting on teenagers.

The study is meant to determine if males have innate physical advantages over women. The Times notes that when the NCAA first created their trans inclusion policy in 2012 to say that athletes should compete on the team that aligns with their “gender identity” rather than their biological sex, the going belief was that males who were taking estrogen “were, physiologically, more athletically similar to women than to men.”

Jennifer Sey, founder of XX-XY Athletics, asked “1. why is @Nike funding research (yes we knew this already but here it is in the @nytimes) about how to disfigure and sterilize little boys sufficiently such that they retain male advantage but not so much that it would be unfair to girls?” – The Post Millennial

Nike is funding a study led by a transgender-identifying scientist that will track teen “trans athletes” to determine if male puberty gives them an edge over biological females in strength and athletic performance. This isn’t parody—it’s 2025. And it’s happening with corporate sponsorship.

Here’s a better use of Nike’s money: ask any high school volleyball team that’s had to face a boy in the lineup. Or talk to female runners bumped down the podium by someone with a Y chromosome. The evidence is in the results, the injuries, and the silencing of women who dare to push back.

Curious about the disturbing child experiments @Nike and Boston Children’s Hospital are doing to justify men in women’s sports?

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Passing Off Lies As Truth, Pay Attention!

But this is what happens when science takes a back seat to ideology. Corporations like Nike and Adidas aren’t just ignoring reality—they’re funding the destruction of it. And worse, they’re using confused teenagers as test subjects to do it.

What they’re really trying to say is this: if a teenage boy takes puberty blockers early enough, he might become “just like a girl” in terms of strength and endurance. That’s the endgame here—to convince the public that boys, when medically altered before puberty, are somehow on a level playing field with biological females in sports.

They’re not just bending science—they’re rewriting it. The narrative is that blocking puberty neutralizes male advantage. Spoiler: it doesn’t. All it does is chemically stunt a child to fit a political agenda.

In this statement, Harper, a scienstist, refuses to acknowledge the reality that trans women are men. From a basic semantic point, if trans women aren’t men, then what makes them trans?

Harper is “helping to lead” the Nike study. Per the Times, that is an “ambitious study of trans adolescents that measures their results on a 10-step fitness test before they start hormone therapy and then, after they have begun to medically transition, every six months for five years.”

Harper’s concern, however, is that with the Trump administration’s executive order banning medical sex changes for minors, the study could be in jeopardy. Harper told the Times “the curent climate makes the study somewhat uncertain.”

The Times author notes his belief that Harper was referring to funding cuts, but Harper clarified that “The study is being funded by Nike.”

“If we can’t perform gender-affirming care,” Harper said, “then we can’t bring people into the study.” – The Post Millennial

The fact that anyone is willing to run this experiment on kids should set off alarms. But instead, we’ve got billion-dollar brands throwing money at it. The lengths this cult will go to erase reality? It’s not just wrong—it’s evil.

Alarming Indeed

This isn’t about inclusion. It’s about erasure—of truth, of fairness, and of actual women. And the message is clear: shut up and comply, or risk being labeled a bigot for pointing out that boys are, in fact, still boys—no matter how they self-identify.

Nike used to say Just Do It. Now they’re saying Just Deny It.

So go ahead, Nike. Run your study. But don’t act surprised when more Americans start running in the opposite direction—from your brand, your products, and your politics.

Just leaving this little reminder here: XX-XY Athletics asked Nike if they’re ever going to stand up for women. The answer? A very obvious, resounding no.

This is where we are: billion-dollar brands pouring money into political science experiments while women get sidelined and truth gets rewritten. Sure, they’ve tried to bury the term “ESG,” but don’t be fooled—the ideology is still driving the bus. Now it’s just hiding behind buzzwords like “inclusion” and “equity.” But the tide is turning. Parents, athletes, and fed-up consumers are done playing along. So let Nike chase applause from activists. The rest of us? We’ll stand with reality—and walk away from the brands that sold it out.

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