Girls Sports Cancelled by Trans Activists
Sexual orientation and gender identity seem to permeate every aspect of our lives and targeting girls in sports. As states hurry to pass legislation protecting girls’ transgender activists are loudly opposing those efforts.
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Now the NCAA Opposes Women’s Sports?
Corporations and other national entities love to espouse their “core values” while preening in their self-appointed roles as society’s hall monitors. They know best, with or without facts, and they intend to punish anyone who questions them. Now college sports associations have joined the ranks of the ignorant but woke, and it will be devastating for women’s sports.
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Gloucester County School Board v. Grimm
Gloucester v. Grimm is an important legal case before the Supreme Court, because it may redefine the legal definition of “sex.” Eagle Forum Foundation has filed
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Policy Leaders to Noem: Sign the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act
This morning, Family Policy Alliance – a pro-family ministry – released an open letter to South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem. The letter, signed by 47 national and state policy leaders, urges Governor Noem to support a bill like HB 1217, the “Fairness in Women’s Sports” Act, as originally passed by the state legislature. The bill is designed to protect female athletic opportunities by ensuring that only biological females are eligible to compete in girls’ and women’s school sports.
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Ask Your Senators to Vote NO on Equality Act
Sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) has seen increasing push back by not only conservative groups like Eagle Forum, but also feminist groups like the Women’s Liberation Front. This is because, SOGI, like that seen in the Equality Act, poses a grave threat to women and children by allowing males identifying as female access to women’s only spaces and institutions.
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Kristen A. Ullman, JD, President of Eagle Forum, joins the show to discuss the detransitioners speaking out as Congress considers the Chloe Cole Act.
