Sex is illegal in every prison. Sex between inmates or sex with guards is
strictly prohibited. So why then, did Central California Women�s Facility
(CCWF) recently mount contraceptive dispensers full of colorful, flavored
condoms in every dayroom just last month?

When you become state property, you lose your right to consent. I would
know � I�ve been through it. Upon imprisonment, women are told �no means
no� and �yes is not allowed.�

There�s a collective understanding � sex is strictly prohibited on all
counts behind bars, right? That was, until California passed AB 999 in
2013, requiring all prisons to furnish condoms for inmates by 2019.

Understandably, California was slow to comply with the condom demand. Why
provide them in prisons housing inmates without male genitalia?

But then Gov. Gavin Newsom blurred the lines between men and women.
Women�s prisons, as we once knew them, were quietly eliminated in 2021
when California lawmakers passed SB 132, also known as the Transgender
Respect, Agency and Dignity Act.

This legalized gender self-identification, allowing for fully intact men
to be housed in one of California�s two female-only prisons by simply
declaring a non-male gender.

Naturally, men began to infiltrate women�s prisons. The ballpark count is
at least 40, but it�s hard to be sure because California refuses to
publish this data and gives men the option of acquiring a new state
identification number to reduce stigma.

The floodgates have opened for men with histories of violence against
women � often including charges such as aggravated rape � to transfer
into women�s general population facilities.

And unlike in men�s prisons, women aren�t separated by security level or
the nature of their convictions.

Knowing that 92% of female inmates in California have been battered and
beaten, forcibly housing women with sexually intact males � 33.8% of whom
are registered sex offenders � is nothing short of cruel and unusual
punishment.

This would clearly fail to meet social decency standards anywhere else.
But when we�re dealing with female inmates, it seems that society lacks
any sympathy or care.

Now, these fun-looking and flavored condoms send the message that the
sexual desires of convicted and often predatory males outweigh the
physical safety and well-being of women.

The uncomfortable truth behind all these changes has gone widely
unnoticed. Finally, that�s about to change.

In 2013, I was released from serving a five-year sentence at CCWF for
participating in a drug-related kidnapping. Today, I help run a nonprofit,
Woman II Woman, and maintain daily contact with incarcerated women who
have become sitting ducks.

They call, message, and write to me about the emotional and physical
turmoil experienced daily due to the presence of biologically male
prisoners. They are told to keep their heads down and �get over� any fears
and discomfort.

Women behind bars have no respite from the undeniable stress of serving
their sentences while being in a permanent state of hypervigilance.

I have walked these same yards, tossed and turned in these same bunks, and
screamed the same silent, internalized screams without help ever coming.

The last few years post-SB-132 have been an uphill battle fought with a
burden so heavy, that sometimes I question my own sanity.

But then I joined forces with Independent Women�s Forum (IWF), and became
part of their new series, Cruel and Unusual Punishment: The Male Takeover
of Female Prisons.

This program, finally, provides a voice for women opposed to biological
men being housed in women�s prisons. Knowing that there is a team of women
willing to prioritize the most marginalized sector of womankind has become
the light at the end of this horribly dark tunnel. It has restored my
belief in solidarity among women.

Still questioning whether the plight of women in prison is an issue of
concern? Heed my warning. The harsh reality incarcerated women face while
forced to live with dangerous men is the definition of cruel and unusual
punishment. And it�s the fate of women nationwide.

What female inmates are surviving and the evils that they are up against
are coming for all of us � even in the free world. This is a war against
all women. We need all hands on deck.

https://nypost.com/2024/03/16/opinion/why-are-womens-prisons-passing-out-
condoms/

Democrats Hate Women wrote:
> Sex is illegal in every prison. Sex between inmates or sex with guards is
> strictly prohibited. So why then, did Central California Women’s Facility
> (CCWF) recently mount contraceptive dispensers full of colorful, flavored
> condoms in every dayroom just last month?
It doesn't really matter, the things you try to say
It doesn't really matter, you say 'em every day
Right now just give me more blood
Just give it to me deep red
A flowing river crimson
A flowing river burning with desire
It's great, but I never said how great
Hey, you never really asked, well, I'm asking you right now
So shut up and explain
What's on your mind
In this dark hour
I said it doesn't matter, I can't be that much fatter
And you'll never get as much blood, bud.

> Democrats Hate Women wrote:
> Sex is illegal in every prison. Sex between inmates or sex with
guards is
> strictly prohibited. So why then, did Central California Women’s
Facility
> (CCWF) recently mount contraceptive dispensers full of colorful,
flavored
> condoms in every dayroom just last month?
>
> When you become state property, you lose your right to consent. I
would
> know — I’ve been through it. Upon imprisonment, women are told “no
means
> no” and “yes is not allowed.”
>
> There’s a collective understanding — sex is strictly prohibited on
all
> counts behind bars, right? That was, until California passed AB 999
in
> 2013, requiring all prisons to furnish condoms for inmates by 2019.

>
> Understandably, California was slow to comply with the condom
demand. Why
> provide them in prisons housing inmates without male genitalia?
>
> But then Gov. Gavin Newsom blurred the lines between men and women.

> Women’s prisons, as we once knew them, were quietly eliminated in
2021
> when California lawmakers passed SB 132, also known as the
Transgender
> Respect, Agency and Dignity Act.
>
> This legalized gender self-identification, allowing for fully
intact men
> to be housed in one of California’s two female-only prisons by
simply
> declaring a non-male gender.
>
> Naturally, men began to infiltrate women’s prisons. The ballpark
count is
> at least 40, but it’s hard to be sure because California refuses to

> publish this data and gives men the option of acquiring a new state

> identification number to reduce stigma.
>
> The floodgates have opened for men with histories of violence
against
> women — often including charges such as aggravated rape — to
transfer
> into women’s general population facilities.
>
> And unlike in men’s prisons, women aren’t separated by security
level or
> the nature of their convictions.
>
> Knowing that 92% of female inmates in California have been battered
and
> beaten, forcibly housing women with sexually intact males — 33.8%
of whom
> are registered sex offenders — is nothing short of cruel and
unusual
> punishment.
>
> This would clearly fail to meet social decency standards anywhere
else.
> But when we’re dealing with female inmates, it seems that society
lacks
> any sympathy or care.
>
> Now, these fun-looking and flavored condoms send the message that
the
> sexual desires of convicted and often predatory males outweigh the
> physical safety and well-being of women.
>
> The uncomfortable truth behind all these changes has gone widely
> unnoticed. Finally, that’s about to change.
>
> In 2013, I was released from serving a five-year sentence at CCWF
for
> participating in a drug-related kidnapping. Today, I help run a
nonprofit,
> Woman II Woman, and maintain daily contact with incarcerated women
who
> have become sitting ducks.
>
> They call, message, and write to me about the emotional and
physical
> turmoil experienced daily due to the presence of biologically male
> prisoners. They are told to keep their heads down and “get over”
any fears
> and discomfort.
>
> Women behind bars have no respite from the undeniable stress of
serving
> their sentences while being in a permanent state of hypervigilance.

>
> I have walked these same yards, tossed and turned in these same
bunks, and
> screamed the same silent, internalized screams without help ever
coming.
>
> The last few years post-SB-132 have been an uphill battle fought
with a
> burden so heavy, that sometimes I question my own sanity.
>
> But then I joined forces with Independent Women’s Forum (IWF), and
became
> part of their new series, Cruel and Unusual Punishment: The Male
Takeover
> of Female Prisons.
>
> This program, finally, provides a voice for women opposed to
biological
> men being housed in women’s prisons. Knowing that there is a team
of women
> willing to prioritize the most marginalized sector of womankind has
become
> the light at the end of this horribly dark tunnel. It has restored
my
> belief in solidarity among women.
>
> Still questioning whether the plight of women in prison is an issue
of
> concern? Heed my warning. The harsh reality incarcerated women face
while
> forced to live with dangerous men is the definition of cruel and
unusual
> punishment. And it’s the fate of women nationwide.
>
> What female inmates are surviving and the evils that they are up
against
> are coming for all of us — even in the free world. This is a war
against
> all women. We need all hands on deck.
>
>
https://nypost.com/2024/03/16/opinion/why-are-womens-prisons-passing-out-
> condoms/

You write so many lies.

1) A law in prison was passed where "If you feel you are in
danger you could be transferred any time you want".
The state has to transfer you no matter what.

2) Condoms are handed out because of "population control"
and many women find it a joy when they are pregnant.
Same with

A. LGBT
B. MGTOW
C. Non-binary people..
D. Single parents
E. People removing there ability to have children.

3) Women in prison have a greater problem out-doors. They have to
re-adjust and many will put on make-up and
target young-men ( like my aunt who lost weight and started to dress
like her daughter to get a man almost my age ),
in an attempt to live off them. Further from that is putting there own
children at risk ( as with my cousin ), and even
people on the outside who could "read faces" and spot out
and abuse women who were in Jail previously.

A. Like an officer would ring up records of former women inmates, pull
them over and push idea of them going back to jail
for violating parole or "my word against yours" to forcing
them to give head. This scumbag did this to the point where he
pulled over the wrong woman. A former police-officer she was, and he
literally forced her to give him head via gun-point,
out of "fear" and the rest was history.

3) Condoms can help with germs. As you had women in the past
pretending to be men, Forcing themselves on to defenseless ladies.
This was before the widespread of Lesbians. Imagine an abusive
boyfriend telling you to keep your
eyes closed during sex, only to be told later that it was some kind of
toy/piece they were using. It is insanity when you
see soft girlie-girls who make ideal wives, being abused the way they
are not by men but by women.

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