Since 2013 the BBC has compiled an annual list of 100 'inspiring and influential' women from around the world. The list is extremely diverse and features a wide range of professions, from poets and politicians to athletes and surgeons. Kemi Badenoch made this year's list, as did Angela Rayner, while other politicians hailed from Taiwan, New Zealand and the United States.
There is no male version of the 100 Women list as it was initially intended as a purely feminist venture, but now...
The individual pictured above is listed in the category 'climate pioneers', which in itself suggests an establishment political slant that one would expect from the BBC. His real name is Luis Guillermo Baptiste, but he now calls himself 'Brigitte'. 'Brigitte' is a Colombian biologist, which is quite ironic, seeing as he doesn't know that an adult male human being can never ever become an adult female human being. And that is why he should never ever be on a list of 'inspiring women', but that's the Clown World we live in right now and the BBC and every other media and entertainment outlet captured by globalists will continue to spew such nonsense.
The full BBC list can be found here, and note the Beeb's attempt to legitimise his selection by highlighting a South American tree that can 'change sex' - a phenomenon that is so rare that it was only discovered for the first time in 2018!
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