"Miss USA" pageant declines to let man claiming to be female enter the competition. And you can guess...

You can't make this stuff up, but you absolutely knew it was coming:  An Oregon man claiming to be a woman contacted the Miss USA pageant organization and asked if he [of course the Associated Press, like all the Lying Mainstream Medis, uses "she"] could compete for Miss USA.  The organization replied that the competition was only open to "natural" women.

As you already guessed, the tranny has sued, claiming that limiting the competition to “natural-born females” is a form of...wait for it...gender discrimination.

Seriously.  And in the Peoples' Republic of Oregon he may well win, because the wise lawmakers of that state passed a "public accommodations law" that requires every business that "offers a service" to the public must offer that service to everyone, regardless of race, creed, color or claimed gender.

The lawsuit claims limiting the Miss USA pageant to biological females denied the tranny his [her] "full and equal advantages and privileges of the defendant’s services in violation of Oregon’s public accommodations law."

Of course rational people may have a hard time accepting that the Miss USA pageant offers a "service" to the public, as opposed to people competing for a prize or award.  But hey, liberal judges have ruled that not a single word in the English language actually means what everyone always thought it meant.  See, meaning depends on who benefits.

The progress of this lawsuit is being watched eagerly by attorneys all over the U.S, as a favorable ruling from a judge in a state that's ruled by the notorious 9th Circuit would almost certainly result in attorneys earning an additional tens of millions of dollars over the next few years.