The Truth About The “Woman” Who “Impregnated 2 Inmates” In N.J. Female Prison

Over the last couple of months, a story has been developing about 27 year old Demi Minor, a “transgender woman who impregnated 2 inmates” while incarcerated in New Jersey’s Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women, and who was subsequently removed to Garden State Youth Correctional Facility. According to a story from April, two female inmates got pregnant following consensual sex with another inmate in the all-women’s facility. How is this possible, you ask, when all the inmates are women in this all-women’s prison? Hold on to your hats, people, because I’m about to drop some serious truth bombs, and it’s gonna make some waves.

The reason Demi Minor was able to impregnate 2 inmates is because “she” is actually a he, and he has a penis, testicles, and sperm. And he, a biological man, used his penis, testicles, and sperm to impregnate two biological women, who have a uterus and ovaries and are therefore capable of becoming pregnant. Because that’s how this works. It’s called biology. The fact that Minor believes himself to be a woman or identifies himself as such does not mean he actually is a woman. He’s a man with male physiology. I know, I know, controversial stuff. But that’s literally the science. And I thought we were supposed to believe the science…

But in June 2021, the state settled with the ACLU in a lawsuit brought by a transgender inmate. Since then, New Jersey correctional facilities house inmates according to their gender identity rather than their biology. What did they think would happen when they let a man say he’s a woman and put him in a women’s prison? And why are we pandering to criminals anyway? Perhaps identity expression is one of the freedoms you lose when you commit crimes and go to prison.

Here’s a visual of who was being housed in the women’s facility based on their personal identification as a woman.