BREAKING: TPUSA ‘Teens Against Gender Mutilation’ rally crashed by radical trans activists
The protestors brought signs reading “Cis people are creepy,” “Teens [love] drag shows,” and “Trans girls need guns.”
The protestors brought signs reading “Cis people are creepy,” “Teens [love] drag shows,” and “Trans girls need guns.”

On Saturday, teen detransitioner and anti-grooming activist Chloe Cole was met with left-wing LGBTQ protestors while giving a speech in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, against the trans-medicalization of children.
Cole, 18, is a female who underwent a double mastectomy and other transgender medical treatments as a minor before realizing that she wasn't actually a boy, and had been groomed into "gender affirming" procedures. While she spoke at a TPUSA Faith "Teens Against Gender Mutilation" event, protestors attempted to drown her out.
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View on RumbleThe protestors can be seen in the footage trying to distract from the speech, using noisemakers, whistles, megaphones, loud drumming, dancing, signs reading "Cis people are creepy," "Teens [love] drag shows," and "Trans girls need guns."
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View on XOther signs seen included ones reading "If you're really 'pro-life' you would support trans healthcare," and "Legislating trans people out of existence is genocide."
In more video footage, the protestors can be seen and heard yelling into megaphones at the TPUSA activist, screaming at them to "leave" and "back away," as well as yelling "Jesus loves trans kids!"
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View on XOther protesters of the event included Eventbrite, the event planning platform that TPUSA originally used to promote the rally. According to former Republican congressional candidate Robby Starbuck, the company banned the page for the event for promoting "hateful, dangerous, or violent content."
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