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Martina Navratilova<\/strong> was clearly furious with an interview Interior Secretary Deb Haaland<\/strong> did with a drag queen earlier this week … panning it as a “pathetic parody of women.”<\/p>\n Haaland’s video with Pattie Gonia<\/strong> — an environmentalist who’s described herself as a “professional homosexual” in the past — was posted to the politician’s X page on Monday in order to celebrate LGBT History Month.<\/p>\n In the clip, Haaland can be seen talking with Gonia outside of the Stonewall National Monument in New York City in an effort to highlight its importance to American history.<\/p>\n Navratilova, however, was obviously not a fan of the content … going after it with a scathing tweet on Tuesday.<\/p>\n “Is this a joke?” the 66-year-old tennis legend wrote. “The pathetic parody of women continues.”<\/p>\n When one fan responded, “Butch lesbians always faced the same derision. ‘Not really a woman.’ We should all embrace each other. And this is a drag queen, not a trans person. They’re certainly not trying to pass for female!” — Navratilova immediately fired back with another tweet.<\/p>\n “And how exactly are we supposed to know the difference?” she wrote. “And please do not compare males to butch females. Thank you.”<\/p>\n Navratilova — who is openly gay — did not expound on her issue with the video further.<\/p>\n![\"martina](\"https:\/\/imagez.tmz.com\/image\/09\/4by3\/2023\/01\/02\/09b2aa0f77c742bf92022154c977f42b_md.jpg\")
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