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TRANSATLANTIC: 54-Year-Old Biological Male Beats 14,000+ Women at London Marathon
A 54-year-old transgender personal trainer defeated more than 14,000 women at the London Marathon this week, sparking outrage on both sides of the Atlantic.
Identity Over Reality Strikes Again!
A Trans Runner Named „Glenique Frank“ Ran the London Marathon As A Woman…
Months Earlier, He Was Competing With Men At The NYC Marathon.https://t.co/flpc0J4EWy
— OutKick (@Outkick) April 25, 2023
Biological man who identifies as a woman competes in Female Category at the London marathon.
The 52 year old man, Glenique Frank seen here draped in the Trans Flag was slammed by a prominent female Olympic athlete for competing against women.
Two-time Olympic marathoner Mara… pic.twitter.com/xoZ5I1ISrP
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) April 25, 2023
Biological Man competes in FEMALE Category for London Marathon!
The 52 year old man, Glenique Frank, slammed those criticizing him for competing against women saying:
“I haven’t cheated, I’ve not taken somebody’s prize money away.”
On March 31st, UK Athletics banned men… pic.twitter.com/fuDLLEeWhO
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) April 25, 2023
From the NY POST:
Transgender runner Glenique Frank is offering to return her London Marathon finisher’s medal over the outrage caused by her beating nearly 14,000 women in the female category.
“If they want me to give my medal back, I’ll say, ‘OK, fine. No problem,’” the 54-year-old personal trainer exclusively told The Post of the unintended outrage Sunday’s run sparked.
“If they really think I’ve stolen the place [of a female runner], I don’t mind giving the medal back, because I’ll run again next year for charity.
“But I don’t want to apologize, because I didn’t do anything wrong,” Frank stated firmly — saying she was only sorry for “upsetting” her critics, who she maintained were mostly “haters.”
“They’re angry because they’re saying that one of 14,000 women behind me could have had my place. Really? I did [the race in] 4 hours 11 minutes. There’s lots of women that beat me,” noted Frank, who came in 6,159th place in the female category.
