On Tuesday, a Fortune 500 company celebrated International Women’s Day by hosting a talk by a man who now believes he is a woman, who used his speech to claim that American Christians are the root of “bigotry” in the nation.
According to the Washington Free Beacon, the Toledo, Ohio-based company Owens Corning hosted a company-wide meeting on International Women’s Day featuring Paula Williams, a man who used to be an Evangelical pastor before “transitioning” into a woman, who now regularly goes on rants about so-called “transphobia” from religious Americans. Williams previously served for over 20 years as president of the Orchard Group, a Christian charity that focused on building more churches around the country.
After “coming out” as a woman at the age of 60, Williams was forced out of the group; he then went on to appear in numerous TED talks and wrote a book called “As a Woman: What I Learned About Power, Sex, and the Patriarchy After I Transitioned.”
Following Williams’ speech, Owens Corning’s Facebook page posted a statement on the event, declaring that “employees were inspired by Paula’s impressive career journey and left feeling energized about their futures as professional women.”
The incident reflects the already widespread acceptance of the transgender agenda by corporate America. Despite overwhelming pushback from the population, CEOs and other wealthy executives have continued to push the false and scientifically-debunked narrative that transgenderism is real. After the transgender movement saw a number of men suddenly decide to become women and compete in women’s sports, numerous states began proposing and passing bills to ban transgender athletes from competing in sports of the opposite genders, as well as prohibit them from using restrooms and locker rooms affiliated with the other gender.