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Innovation, once carried too far, gives rise to unfamiliar outcomes I make no judgement call, remain agnostic, but … well … I do not know what to think Am speechless. Am wondering why the true biological ladies are not crying foul zerohedge.com Man Crowned Miss Nevada USA, First In Pageant History The first transgender woman has been crowned Miss Nevada in Las Vegas on Sunday and will compete for the Miss USA title in November, according to AP News. Leading up to the Miss Nevada pageant, Kataluna Enriquez, 27, won Miss Silver State USA in Nevada in late March. The 27-year-old winner had been competing in transgender pageants since 2016, while she was working as a model. She started competing in cisgender pageants at the beginning of last year. On Sunday, Miss Nevada USA's Instagram account said, "Congratulations to our new Miss Nevada USA," Kataluna Enriquez, adding that "history has been made." In a post on Instagram, she wrote: "Huge thank you to everyone who supported me from day one. My community, you are always in my heart. My win is our win. We just made history. Happy pride." Enriquez beat 21 other competitors to represent Nevada in the Miss USA pageant held on Nov. 29. She calls her victory "a celebration of women and diversity." The win couldn't come at a better time, as President Biden told Congress in his first joint address in April that "to all transgender Americans watching at home, especially the young people. You're so brave. I want you to know your president has your back." His comments come amid a flurry of state bills targeting transgender people. How ironic would it be if the pageant that was once owned by former President Trump crowned a biological male as Miss USA (and how appropriate)? Sent from my iPhone