At the upcoming December 16th Miss Universe pageant, social justice warriors will behold a historic delight. Angela Ponce is the first biological male to compete, having won the lower pageant to represent Spain.

Post-“bottom surgery” and estrogen treatment, Angela’s ready to compete.

And if you’re a bettin’ man or woman, Angela’s the odds-on favorite.

As reported by The Blast:

“As the competition nears, online bookies are taking action, and Ponce has grown to become the clear favorite with current odds of +600. The folks at MyBookie.ag compiled their list of where all the countries currently stand. To put it in perspective, the Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers has odds of +2,000 if she wins the whole competition.”

Speaking to Time magazine, Angeles said a win would be huge for humanity:

“[I]t would be a win for human rights.”

The pageant participant hope to erase erasure:

“Trans women have been persecuted and erased for so long. If they give me the crown, it would show trans women are just as much women as cis women.”

In 2012, a male Canadian hopeful sued Miss Universe for the right to take part. Subsequently, MU relaxed its regulations.

Angela gave it a shot in 2015 but got bested. This year, though, it was straight to the Winner’s Circle.

On Instagram, the beauty queen spoke of worldwide change:

“My goal is to be a spokesperson for a message of inclusion, respect and diversity not only for the LGBTQ+ community but also for the entire world.”

These days, transgender people are everywhere: at the track (here), at the movies (here), in schools (here), and in the military (here).

And transgender competition doesn’t only go in the male-to-female direction; meet Ajay Holbrook, who intends to kick butt and take names in male bodybuilding:

Please check out the videos of Angela and Ajay below.

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