Delta Airlines Employee Goes Viral For Standing Up To ‘Trans Activist’ At Airport

 A man who appears to be a Delta Airlines employee went viral this week on social media after he stood up to an alleged transgender activist who was upset that the man did not use his preferred pronouns.

It appears that the video was taken late last week potentially at New York-LaGuardia International Airport (LGA) given that “LGA” appears on the employee’s jacket.

The purported transgender individual in the video, who appears to be the person holding the camera, complains that he was “misgendered” because the airline employee called him a “he.”

“It wasn’t intentional, but if you want to take it personal, that’s also okay,” the employee responded.

The transgender activist continued by complaining that another woman “intentionally” misgendered him twice.

“You’re being condescending and if you want to continue, I have full authority to escort you out the building right this moment if you want to play that game with me,” the employee fired back. “Would you like to continue three days before Christmas? I really don’t mind.”

“I’m good,” the transgender activist responded.

 

The employee received strong support online as most who commented praised him for standing up to the activist.

“Trans activist tried bullying an airline employee for ‘misgendering,'” wrote the popular X account Libs of TikTok. “The employee wasn’t having it! 😂 This is the correct way to deal with these narcissists who demand we give in to their delusions. It’s all just a power trip for them!”

Attorney Kurt Schlichter responded: “You are not morally obligated to play along with nuts who demand attention and obedience.”

“This is how it’s done,” said podcast host Konstantin Kisin. “We must stop being a society of adults who are afraid of children who want to enforce their speech codes on the rest of us.”

Journalist Paul D. Thacker responded: “This is what happens when average people encounter DEI activists who gets all their news from Vox and hang out on BlueSky.”