Boosie Praises Trump for Banning Transgender Athletes In Women’s Sports: “No More Juwanna Man”

Boosie is praising Donald Trump for signing an executive order banning transgender athletes from competing in female sports.

On Thursday, the “Set It Off” star took to Twitter to share his thoughts and offer some praise to Trump in this decision, something Boosie has long been passionate about.

“SO GLAD WOMEN SPORTS R PROTECTED,” he stated. “NO MORE JUWANNA MANN taking [advantage] of our little girls,” referring to the 2002 basketball comedy, which stars Miguel A. Núñez Jr. as a man pretending to be a woman in order to play on the female team.

SO GLAD WOMEN SPORTS R PROTECTED ‼️THAT WAS CRAZY ,REAL TALK ‼️NO MORE JUWANNA MANN taking advance of our little girls .Like I said once before “GET YO ASS OUT THAT POOL N GO SWIN AGAINST MICHEAL PHELPS😂

— Boosie BadAzz (@BOOSIEOFFICIAL) February 6, 2025

Trump signed the “No Men in Women’s Sports Executive Order” just one day prior.

“The radical left has waged an all-out campaign to erase the very concept of biological sex and replace it with a militant transgender ideology,” Trump declared at the White House, surrounded by women and girls. “With this executive order, the war on women’s sports is over.”

Trump cited examples of “men claiming to be girls” and “stealing” victories, falsely claiming that Algerian boxer Imane Khelif was assigned male at birth. White House officials insisted the order “has nothing to do with” transgender identity, instead aiming to protect fairness in women’s athletics.

The order rescinds Biden-era Title IX protections for trans athletes, barring those assigned male at birth from women’s sports and facilities. It also directs investigations into violations and impacts U.S. visa policies.

Boosie has been critical of the trans community. Back in 2020, Boosie went on a shocking rant about Zaya Wade after Dwyane Wade announced his support of his child, who identifies as transgender. He has also spoken out about his own daughter, Iviona, stating he did not want her being a lesbian to “contaminate” her younger siblings.