ST. LOUIS, Missouri (PNN) - April 20, 2024 - St. Louis University plans to host deviant transgender Dylan Mulvaney - a man who pretends he is a woman - to speak on campus next week and denied College Republicans’ request to host an event with a real woman, Paula Scanlan, a former NCAA swimmer.

The event will be hosted by the St. Louis University Great Issues Committee on Monday, which is part of the school’s Student Activities Board.

Mulvaney gained attention in April 2023 after a paid partnership with Bud Light, which sparked an unprecedented boycott that has destroyed the once-reputable Anheuser Busch corporation.

According to the report, St. Louis University College Republicans President Alexandra Leung said that administrators at the institution denied their request to host Paula Scanlan, a women’s sports activist.

Despite the event occurring a day after Mulvaney’s speech, the university said that its security couldn’t accommodate the event.

“Mulvaney’s comments have been deemed disrespectful and derogatory towards women and to SLU’s central mission,” said Leung.

While Leung says that Mulvaney’s message is at odds with the university’s Catholic teachings, her College Republicans chapter has no plans to protest the event.

Anticipation is high that a patently discriminatory lawsuit against the university is forthcoming that will seriously reduce the finances in the university treasury.