Back in 2021, investigative journalist Abigail Shrier broke the first stories of what women were experiencing inside prisons where gender-confused men were permitted to be detained. What should be common sense to everyone — i.e., men and women should be in separate prisons — is trumped by the radical gender ideologues’ sense of what is “fair.”

We’re halfway through 2024, and the horror stories coming out of female prisons are vile.

Last week, it was announced that a male double murderer was finally being moved back to a men’s prison. The convict, Bryan Kim, murdered both his parents and was convicted. However, Kim had declared that he was actually a woman, and the judge agreed to let him go to the Washington Corrections Center for Women. For the three and a half years that he was there, he had a clean disciplinary record, though he was eventually caught having sex with his cellmate.

He was put into solitary confinement while the woman was released back into the general population. Kim, of course, said this was discrimination because other prisoners engage in sex acts and don’t get disciplined like he did. Many of the other female inmates disagree — the men in their midst are generally an oppressive force.

According to National Review, a “female inmate said she and her friends inside hope that the [Department of Corrections] takes the same action against other male offenders who are disturbing the female population and making them uncomfortable and intimidated in their home. Many incarcerated women, vulnerable and battered from past experiences, need a stable environment for rehabilitation, not to have more chaos introduced, she said.”

It is a fact that many incarcerated women are victims of abuse from men. It is also a fact that being able to put their lives back together is stunted when they have to deal with a threatening male in their community. Women’s rights and lowering recidivism rates are severely ignored and jeopardized by those who have permitted this travesty to occur.

Another recent story from Reduxx entails another trans-identifying murderer. The man allegedly murdered his former lover (who was also a trans-identifying male) and was caught attempting to move the body. In Minnesota, he has been charged as a female and is currently in a female facility.

Of course, not every trans-identifying male who asks to be imprisoned with females is a wolf ready to be set loose amongst the sheep. Some are just mentally unwell and genuinely messed up about sex and sexuality. However, do the biological women in these facilities deserve to have a male inmate as their cellmate? One who could easily overpower and rape them?

Even one male predator in a women’s prison is one too many. Permitting this perversion of the law is cruel and unusual punishment and, therefore, violates the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution. The women who are affected are being silenced by those in authority and by the men preying on them. Thus, they are invisible.