Kappa Kappa Gamma Slams the Girls Who Protested The Sorority Forcing In a Man Into Their Home, So He Could Display His Erection Under His Girly Tights

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University of Wyoming sorority reveals it CHANGED its definition of 'woman' to allow 6ft2, 260lb trans member to join - and slams sisters who sued because "she" 'stared at them with an erection visible through leggings' 

The University of Wyoming's Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority is being sued for allegedly changing the definition of 'woman' to accept a trans member 

Artemis Langford is accused of ogling the girls and staring at them with 'an erection visible through (her) leggings' 

The sorority hit back at the lawsuit, insisting the term 'woman' is 'unquestionably open to many interpretations' 

A University of Wyoming sorority has slammed its female members for complaining after it allowed a 6ft2, 260lb trans woman to live in the house - insisting the term 'woman' is 'unquestionably open to many interpretations'. 

Sisters at the campus' Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) chapter claim the organization changed the definition of a woman to allow trans member Artemis Langford to join in September 2022. 

After the sorority's leadership allegedly bullied and intimidated the girls to accept Langford, she was then quickly met with accusations she would 'peep at (the other girls) while visibly aroused'.

Members said they were left 'in constant fear in our home', and the lawsuit alleges that she was frequently caught with 'an erection visible through (her) leggings'. 

In a fiery response to the lawsuit, the KKG sorority condemned the girls for their 'frivolous' legal action, arguing they only tried to boot Langford from the sorority house for 'their own political purposes'.

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