I completely support transgenders, but Malala should've won

So many people should see this post.

THANK YOU

EVERYTIME I SAY THIS PEOPLE THINK THAT I HATE HER BECAUSE SHES TRANS
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IS THERE ANYTHING LARGER THAN ALL CAPS

YES PREACH

She shouldn't even be remembered. For anything.

FINALLY

Another example of how fame beats out true bravery and strong will to stand up for something real. Malala did something to make a difference for other women when so many were against her. THATS TRUE BRAVERY

FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT. sometimes I actually like the things that come from tumblr

As if she was the first or the only trans woman. Such a trashy society where she, her daughters and all her family get recognized and awarded and even paid for doing nothing but exist... in a trashy way btw.

Why don't people get this? It's so simple.

Wasn't it a sports award? Why would they give Malala a sports award? And Arthur Ashe got the same award because he came fowl rd about his aids. Coming out as Trans especially when your a sports icon is really difficult, that's why she got the award.

She won a CABLE TELEVISION SPORTS CHANNEL award, people, not an effing Nobel prize. Perspective. Christ. You bunch of cracked walnuts.

OMG THANK YOU

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OMG Yes!!!!

Honestly I don't really mind him, but all the awards he's gotten are just bullshit. just because he's not afraid to say he feels he's a woman it doesn't mean he deserves all this praise for being "brave". Big woop.

Question: I have just done some research. I know very little about this award, but Malala does not appear to have even been one of the nominees for the award. Am I reading the wrong things?

Over sensitive little crybaby: "Oh shut up you just think that because she's trans"
Me: you know whAT FUCK YOU.

bravery award from a sports company - sure it makes sense enough, i can see it. woman of the year? not so much. like i get that they are trying to drive home the point that we need to recognize trans women as women but i disagree with the base notion that this was the model woman for the year.