Athletics XX-XY: Disagreements help increase business in the first year

Brand of Sports Women Activist Women’s Sports XX-X athletics Her Eid celebrated for one year this month.

It has been proven that it is a profitable work by marketing the protection of women and girls from the inclusion of transgender athletes, as it reached seven numbers in sales and selling more than 50,000 products.

This has been accomplished despite the hot criticism of the transitive activists and even Restrictions on social media Based on the content in marketing.

But the brand also benefited from a wide reaction to enabling athletes passing by sports girls.

“Whenever there are setbacks, it seems that more people are ready to wrap and support the issue,” said Jennifer C, Fox Business founder.

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There were many differences that involve converting athletes and control that helped run XX-X to a successful first year, according to work documents obtained by Fox Business.

The brand had the largest increase in participation in early October amid an explosion in the national awareness of a volleyball scandal at San Jose University. By this point, the SJSU volleyball team had already scanned four matches of its schedule because of the confiscation after the captain Brooke Sloor joined a lawsuit against NCAA for its allegations about its teammate’s teammate.

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Almost at the same time, the brand launched its viral “Dear Nike” advertisement, which attracted millions of views on social media platforms.

The second biggest brand’s increase came in mid -June, after the company was banned from Tiktok for the first time.

“When we were first banned from the advertisement, we got 10 different answers,” Sai said. “One of us could not show a child in an advertisement without an adult in the frame. But we always had an adult in the frame when there was a child in the advertisement, so that was a lie. It was another that he was considered the hate speech that we had sinned … Another we were walking on our website, and our website was unacceptable.”

XX-XY ATHLETICS ‘has since returned to Tiktok and managed ads since early March.

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Another big week of brand came in late July, after the global controversy that included Algerian boxer Imane Khelif and Taiwanese Boxer Lin Yu-to.

Khelif and Yu-to do not specify transgender people. However, boxers have been excluded from the International Boxing Championship for Civil Civil Issues. Their participation and gold medals eventually incited global anger, and many critics have announced that boxers were not previously qualified for qualifying qualification issues between the sexes that compete against females.

Although the brand has flourished on the differences involving women and girls, it was forced to compete in positions and advertising control, SEY believes that it can also flourish if these differences are reduced.

With the president Donald Trump The administration that seeks to enforce a national embargo on the athletes converted to women and girls’ sports, expects a successful ban, which will also help its work although it has flourished on his resistance messages so far.

“I think it will have a very positive effect because it normalizes it and makes it the law of the earth,” Sai said.

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