Swimmer Upenn Breaks Silence on Joint Dressing with Leah Thomas

Former University of Pennsylvania Monica Burzinka said she had been appropriated by a locker nearby Leah Thomas When in 2021 the athlete transgenders joined the women’s swimming team. Burzinsk previously knew the athlete, as Will Thomas, a member of the men’s swimming team in UPENN.

“It wasn’t very social,” said Burinsko Fox News Digital, added with Thomas.

She thought Thomas had already finished when her team discussed the news that the athlete was going to join the women’s team since the 2021-22 season.

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Pennsylvania University Swimmer Leah Thomas poses with Khan Canan’s teammates, Kamarin Carter and Margo Kacharovsky after winning a 400-yard relay during the 400-yard League championship and diving. (Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)

When this season eventually began, and Thomas became a device in the women’s locker room, Burzin often retreated to the corner of the room to change. Another time Burzinska is timed exactly when it changed to the same as Thomas crumbled. In the end, Burzin decided to change only in pussy or in a family locker through the hall.

“I was not going to risk anything around Leah,” said Burzinsk, regarding the possibility of a Trans -sportsman who saw her undressing.

Burzynska never talked about her experience with Thomas’s team so far, against the backdrop of the recent news that Upen has agreed to apologize to all women’s swimmers, cancel Thomas’s records and accept a new policy that uses strict biological definitions for men and women.

She said this news gave her a “deep sense of peace and check.”

“Not only for me, but also for all girls in the team, for all the girls in the world of swimming and in the world of sports. And I think this decision returned – at least for me – a sense of justice that was lost,” Burzinsk said. “Women’s records belong to women, and that protects the integrity of women’s sports.”

However, the memories that Burzinski and others had to survive.

Burin is identified as a person with conservative values, but says he has grown, feeling “sympathy” for transgenders. Her views changed when she was placed next to Thomas in the locker room.

“I thought it should be scared to feel that you are trapped in the wrong body. Just be so unrelated to who you really are,” Burzinka said. “You have these problems that are from afar and you never think they will touch you personally until you are on the Leah team, and your locker is directly next to this biological man. And you would never believe that you will face this issue directly.

“And then, when it happens, your views change where you are still sorry for this person because they are clearly so deeply lost. But then it turns into more:” Okay, it is not fair, “Burzinsk added.

Being a colony native, New Jersey, Burzhinski explained that it grew in a liberal setting with the famous Pro-LGBTQ mood. These values ​​followed her when she went to Upen in the deep blue city of Philadelphia.

“We are very, very, as I have to call it, as a deep presence of LGBTK on a campus, where campus buildings or hostels, rather than flew into the American flag, trance, lgbtk flag (flew away). Burza said.

“That’s why I believe that in a sense, you can say that it encourages this when a person is very confused in his person, and then there is this group that seems so accepting so loves, saying that you can be all you want … It can, yes, encourage people to turn in this way.”

At the time, Burzinsk and other women’s swimmers in the team were allegedly forced to silence and subordinate to the UPENN administrators.

Claim Three other former former teammates Thomas, Grace, Ratobruk, Margo Kacharovsky and Ellen Holmvist claim that the university officials pressed on them so as not to talk about their thoughts that Thomas had joined the team publicly.

“The UPENN administrators continued to tell women that if women publicly spoke about their concern to Thomas’s participants in the women’s team, the reputation of those who complain that Thomas would be in the team would be spoiled by transfobia throughout their lives, and they may never be able to get a job,” “

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Former swimmer in Monica Burzinsk. (Kindly from Monica Bourzhinka)

Burza, growing in the liberal city of New Jersey, is already accustomed to the consequences of exchange of conservative values ​​in the liberal setting.

Burzin recalls, from a young age, is often criticized for being “conservative or republican values”.

“I was experiencing it forever. And even Upen, I think it’s every university at that moment, but Upen is very, very left. And so I was ready to accept it that my views would not welcome because, yes, I was conservative most of my life. My beliefs are justified in faith.”

Burza recalls a useless conversation with his head coach Mike Crnur when he confronted him with concern to be on the team with Thomas.

“We had such a long meeting, I don’t know, almost two hours. And he said, ‘Listen, Monica, I understand all your problems. They all act. I don’t think any of them don’t hold you off to continue your older year and have a successful older year. I think the only thing that would hold you back is that Leah changes in your cut, and you can’t do anything about it, “” Burza.

“I told him at this meeting, ‘What are you talking about? How is it fair? “And his answer was, ‘This is not right, but if you have any problem, come to me … Don’t talk about it with everyone.

Burzhinskaya said she had never accepted the cord for this proposal, believing that she would still do nothing with it.

However, she claims to have witnessed her teammates who conducted these useless conversations with the cord.

Then came the administrators who allegedly put pressure on women’s swimmers who objected against Thomas to go to Pro-LGBTQ. Burzynska said she called the consultation session “brainwashing”.

She never attended classes.

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Since then, Burinskaya has moved out of the situation and has taken her life and a career beyond.

However, she admits that the parts of the situation were instilled in her “injury”, and she is grateful that the Presidential Administration Donald Trump has made a priority to instill the consequences of the UPENN.

“Those (women’s) rights in Peng were clearly compromised, so it is strange that they looked into it, and Trump took it so seriously,” Burzinsk said.

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