This week, a transgender “woman” was named Sydney, Australia’s Local Woman of the Year by an Australian state PM earlier this week.
Brianna Skinner reportedly won the award despite being a biological male.
Per Daily Mail:
Sydney MP Alex Greenwich announced Ms Skinner as his award winner as he hailed her as a ‘proud transgender woman and a fierce advocate for equality and her communities’.
‘I first met with Brianna in 2014, with her now wife Nuna, after she contacted my office to raise concerns about people in NSW being unable to change their gender on identification documents such as birth and marriage certificates,’ the independent MP wrote.
‘Brianna’s own experience of transitioning from male to female highlighted to her the discrimination and bureaucratic discrepancies that outdated NSW laws imposed on trans and gender diverse people.
‘This important conversation contributed to the foundation of what would become my Equality Bill.’
Oli London shared on X,
Transgender man awarded ‘Woman of the Year’ by Australian state MP.
Brianna Skinner, who identifies as a woman, has been named ‘2025 Sydney Local Woman of the Year.’
Sydney MP Alex Greenwich announced Skinner as his award winner as he hailed him as a “proud transgender woman and a fierce advocate for equality and her communities.”
Transgender man awarded ‘Woman of the Year’ by Australian state MP.
Brianna Skinner, who identifies as a woman, has been named ‘2025 Sydney Local Woman of the Year.’
Sydney MP Alex Greenwich announced Skinner as his award winner as he hailed him as a “proud transgender woman… pic.twitter.com/IxazBx83Iy
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