News

Dylan Mulvaney Strikes Again: Nike Tells Furious Customers to be More ‘Inclusive’

By John Parker 0 Copy Link Print

After experiencing largescale backlash and calls for boycotters after partnering with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney to advertise women’s athletic gear, Nike responded by telling their customer base that they’re wrong and should be more “inclusive.”

The advertising showed Mulvaney, a biological man, wearing women’s leggings and a bra and performing a. caricature of being a woman. The move led to a large-scale backlash against Mulvaney and Nike, claiming that the strategy insulted women and called for a boycott of the company.

Subscribe to Florida Jolt Newsletter!

 

“Dylan Mulvaney is creating a caricature of what it means to be a woman.” one Twitter user wrote. “Women do not behave like this. This isn’t very respectful to actual women. I wouldn’t give Nike a dime of my money.”

Another wrote that Nike and other companies adopting this ideological position “are spitting in the faces of women every single day. Stop giving them your money.”

The video marks a year since Mulvaney publicly identified as a woman and the beginning of his tenure as Nike’s brand ambassador.

Olympic Swimmer Sharon Davies has condemned Nike for the position and is now leading the effort to boycott the sportswear company.

Davies, who won silver for Team Great Britain in the 400m individual medley at the 1980 Moscow Olympics,  said that Nike’s decision was a step back after several sports organizations vowed to protect women’s sports.

Join your fellow patriots and subscribe to our Youtube Channel.

“It’s so frustrating. We take two steps forward with World Athletics and Swim England protecting women’s sport, and then Nike does this,” she said in an interview.

 

“The ad feels like a parody of what women are. In the past it was always seen as an insult to say, ‘run like a girl’ and here we’ve got someone behaving in a way that’s very un-sporty and very unathletic and it’s so frustrating when only 1 per cent of USA sponsorship dollar goes to females in sport. That Nike would do this feels like a kick in the teeth.”

Besides being a cultural insult, Davies pointed out that marketing made no sense, as biological realities are incredibly relevant to sports and sportswear design.

“Dylan is advertising sports bras when there’s nothing to put in the sports bra – when actually it’s really important women get proper support when they do sport. It just doesn’t make sense. For a long time, Nike sponsored Allyson Felix, one of the world’s most incredible track athletes. Then, when Allyson got pregnant, they reduced her sponsorship by 70 percent when she had something happen to her that happens only to women. Women are being treated with total disdain at the moment, particularly in the world of sport where physiology makes so much difference.”

Join your fellow patriots and subscribe to our Youtube Channel.

For these reasons, Davies called for boycotts of the company.

“We can protest. It’s what is left for us at the moment. No one seems to be listening. The only way we can make these companies and governments sit up and listen is to boycott with our wallet. It’s the only thing they listen to.”

Other stories you may want to read:

Budweiser Clydesdales Cancelled Amidst Backlash to Trans Dylan Mulvaney Marketing Campaign

Obama Lectures Tennessee House Republicans, Gets Destroyed Immediately

Latest posts by John Parker (see all)
Comments
Thank you for sharing! Sign up for emails!
Making our country Great Again and keeping America First takes teamwork.

Subscribe to our newsletter, join our team of Patriots, and read real conservative news you can trust.

Invalid email address
Give it a try, you can unsubscribe anytime.
 
Share via
Share via
Share via
Share via
Send this to a friend