White House bans disrespectful trans model who flashed her breasts at Pride event

Table Of Content

• White House flasher Rose Montoya accuses companies of ‘caving to bullies’ amid Bud Light, Target backlash
• Biden’s new Title IX rules prove it’s time for the DOE to be DOA
• Gauging Kennedy’s support
• Space laser transmission strikes Earth from 140 million miles away: NASA
• Lawsuit against Kevin de León could be dismissed next month, judge rules
• Sorbonne students show solidarity with protests for Palestine
• Taylor Swift will attend Vogue’s Met Gala, but it’s unclear if Travis Kelce will join her on red carpet: sources
• The claim: Image shows White House with lights off for the '10th night in a row'

She experienced childhood depression after being molested at age 7, she said, and, because of that she knew well the feeling of “not wanting to be here.” However, she started treatment in for her unresolved childhood grief and sexual trauma. A day after Naomi Judd’s death, the Country Music Hall of Fame moved forward with the induction of her and daughter Wynonna. Protest organizers said they wanted to bring attention to the high numbers of Palestinian and other Arab journalists killed by Israel’s military since the war began in October.

White House flasher Rose Montoya accuses companies of ‘caving to bullies’ amid Bud Light, Target backlash

Some called the display of nudity disrespectful while others labeled it "disgraceful." The video then shifts to Montoya dancing with the transgender flag, standing next to others at the event and posing for photos and then, finally, Montoya standing alongside several others, topless, in front of the White House. In a statement to The Post on Tuesday, a White House spokesperson said she flouted basic etiquette and is persona non grata at future events. “THOUSANDS of trans activists (like myself) have worked for decades, to show transgender people in a POSITIVE light to society, and you go and TEAR IT ALL DOWN, in one day?? ” a mental-toughness trainer named Robin St Louis told Montoya with a crying emoji. The president made a grim speech about what he believes is at stake this election, saying that another Trump administration would be even more harmful to America than his first term.

Biden’s new Title IX rules prove it’s time for the DOE to be DOA

White House condemns trans activist for going topless at Pride Month event: 'inappropriate and disrespectful' - Fox News

White House condemns trans activist for going topless at Pride Month event: 'inappropriate and disrespectful'.

Posted: Tue, 13 Jun 2023 07:00:00 GMT [source]

While standing alongside President Biden, Montoya says "Trans rights are human rights." Trans rights are human rights,” Montoya said to Biden as they shook hands. Also in the clips, the Idaho-born model was seen getting the opportunity to meet the president and first lady. Trans rights are human rights,” Montoya said to the Democrat as they shook hands. “Thanks for setting back everything the trans community has been trying to accomplish,” one trans follower wrote.

Gauging Kennedy’s support

In an evening update, the Texas Department of Public Safety said that 34 arrests had been made by law enforcement on the campus as of 9 p.m. Other buildings on the campus in Arcata are at risk of being occupied, and protesters “have shown a willingness” to lock themselves in facilities and steal equipment, the officials said. House Speaker Mike Johnson called Wednesday for the resignation of the university’s president if she can't "bring order to this chaos." The university closed its campus Wednesday evening as LAPD began arresting demonstrators. The president celebrated Pride Month and the LGBTQ+ community with a reveal of the Pride flag between two American flags.

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“When families across the country face excruciating decisions to relocate to a different state to protect their child from dangerous anti-LGTBQ laws, we have to act. We need to push back against the hundreds of callous and cynical bills introduced in states targeting transgender children, terrifying families and criminalising doctors and nurses,” he said. All you’re doing is saying that trans women are women because for some reason, people like to sexualise women’s bodies and say that they’re inappropriate.

“Going topless in DC is legal, and I fully support the movement to free the nipples. Why is my chest now deemed inappropriate or illegal when I show it off? However, before coming out as trans, it was not,” she says in the response video, which has since been deleted. The White House banned a transgender model from its grounds after she flashed her breasts at a Pride event that sparked outrage from conservatives and moderates alike.

Sorbonne students show solidarity with protests for Palestine

” protesters draped in the traditional Palestinian keffiyeh cloth shouted, running after men in tuxedos and suits and women in long dresses who were holding clutch purses as guests hurried inside for the dinner. The university "supports free speech through open dialogue that is respectful and constructive," the officials said. She also has three sisters, Rachael, 34, Natalie, 31, and Emily, 19 – who is adopted and deaf – and her mother shared her reel where she went topless on her Instagram page in an apparent show of support. Transgender model Rose Montoya who flashed her breasts at the White House is a pastor's daughter from Idaho who transition after performing drag at university. ” protesters draped in the traditional Palestinian keffiyeh cloth shouted, running after men in tuxedos and suits and women in long dresses holding clutch purses as guests hurried inside for the dinner.

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While the image has been altered, it is normal for the lights at the White House to be turned off at 11 p.m. A Google reverse image search shows the image was taken by photographer Robin Runck and posted to Alamy Stock Photos on July 9, 2014, when Biden served as vice president under Barack Obama. "10th night in a row no body (SIC) home," reads the text over the dark White House image. The post was shared on Jan. 30 and has over 800 shares and 200 reactions.

She briefly mentioned journalists killed in the war between Israel and Hamas. With hundreds of protesters rallying against the war in Gaza outside the event and concerns over the conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the perils for journalists covering the conflict, the war hung over this year’s event. But speakers inside made only passing mention of the conflict despite some having to run a gauntlet of demonstrators. Biden’s speech, which lasted around 10 minutes, made no mention of the ongoing war or the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Montoya was one of several guests invited to celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride Month at the White House South Lawn event on June 12. Montoya ended the address by affirming her commitment to using the media kerfuffle as a “catalyst to create positive change” for herself and other trans individuals. Montoya offered special words of apology to black trans individuals, and to her family and friends who were harassed in the wake of the scandal.

One reason it’s hard to guess how much support Kennedy will win this fall is that polls have a hard time measuring how much support he has now. “I will be making a public statement press release soon,” Montoya wrote late Tuesday. “When it comes to Pride, I need to know if a company is doing good in the world and actually showing up for our community,” the activist told The Guardian. Trans White House flasher Rose Montoya has bemoaned the recent loss of big-money brand partnerships — accusing companies of “caving to bullies” during the current backlash to their support of the LGBTQ community.

The most recent Quinnipiac University national poll for example, showed 16% of registered voters saying they would support Kennedy if the election were being held today. Attempts to contact Merager were not immediately successful, though she denied all wrongdoing in an interview with the New York Post, which first reported the charges Thursday morning. Merager told the tabloid she is legally female and claimed that those making complaints to police were engaging in transphobic harassment.

Ms. Montoya’s appearance Saturday is one more skirmish in the transgender culture war. Despite the administration’s support for LGBTQ rights, it likely realized flashing breasts at the White House made for bad precedent. During protests against police brutality last summer, the same photo went viral online alongside the claim that the White House went dark for the first time in history when former President Donald Trump was taken to a bunker. “It is not reflective of the event we hosted to celebrate LGBTQI+ families or the other hundreds of guests who were in attendance,” they added. Many online took screenshots and snippets of Montoya's video and shared them on their own social media accounts in apparent outrage.

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