California Prisons Hand out Condoms to Protect Women From Getting Pregnant By Men Who Claim to Be Women

In California, women in prison pay the price so that liberals can put men claiming to be women there and keep women from getting pregnant by passing out condoms to the real women.

I’m sure that one or more of them will sue California to force them to give trans women condoms, too.

In California, women are second-class citizens and are set up to be raped by trans women in prison.

According to a report from the Christian Post, citing a post from the Women’s Liberation Front. They claim that there have been problems with putting biological men into prisons for women.

Previously, women in prison complained about trans women walking around with full erections.

WoLF, a left-wing feminist organization, said Thursday that officials at the Central California Women’s Facility began handing out condoms after California began letting biological men into women’s prisons.

Since SB132 went into full use in January of this year, the state has received 300 requests for transfers of which 294 were men wanting to be placed into prisons for women. Not one request has been denied.

WoLF claims that the state’s passing out condoms is an admission that women need to keep themselves from becoming pregnant by the rapes that could occur in prison. That is if you can convince the rapist to wear a condom.

But all sex is illegal in California prisons, so handing out condoms is a tacit admission that they fully expect the trans women plan on having sex with the real women in prison. That seems to be a contradiction of policies.

From The Blaze

More from WoLF about the newly posted resources:

New posters recently appeared in medical rooms outlining the options available to “pregnant people” in prison, including prenatal care, abortion, and adoption. The poster also declares that women have the right to “contraceptive counseling and your choice of birth control methods by a licensed health care provider within 60-180 days prior to scheduled release date.” However, the only methods available to incarcerated women to prevent pregnancy are condoms, which appeared shortly after the men, and Plan B emergency contraceptives.