Miss Maine USA pageant has its first transgender contestant

The first transgender woman to compete in Miss Maine is a farm girl who loves to dance

Isabelle St. Cyr wants to use her platform to challenge stereotypes about trans people.

First trans woman to compete in Miss Maine USA

Isabelle St. Cyr will be the first openly transgender woman to compete in the Miss Maine USA beauty pageant. St. Cyr, who is 24 years old and was born in Howland, Maine, will compete in her first pageant next month at Miss Maine USA in Portland, according to Bangor Daily News. St. Cyr’s entry into the pageant comes at a time when president Donald Trump is targeting trans people across the USA; most recently, he compared the supporters of trans y…

Miss Maine USA pageant has its first transgender contestant

Isabelle St. Cyr is the first transgender woman to compete in Miss Maine USA.

ALEXANDER: Maine Persists with Transgender Delusion While Suppressing Debate About It

I continue to be amazed at the state of Maine’s resistance to returning to the original, correct, and traditional view of Title IX: that it does not allow biological male athletes to compete as girls.  It is truly costing the state financially, if not politically. What caught my eye this week was the treatment of a parent at a school […] The post ALEXANDER: Maine Persists with Transgender Delusion While Suppressing Debate About It appeared first…

Maine’s Transgender Tug-Of-War Will Be Coming To A State Near You

By pushing its flagrant extremist agenda to the detriment of its predominantly rural, blue-collar residents, Maine’s Democrat majority reveals a deep-seated disrespect for Maine residents and an ideological misalignment with voter preferences, federal guidelines, and the timeless democratic principles that this country was built upon. In the name of bolstering the state’s culture of equity, inclusion, and social justice, Maine Democrats have des…

1st transgender woman to compete in Miss Maine USA

Aside from winning the title, the 24-year-old said she hopes to show that transgender women “deserve to compete and be included just like every other woman.”