Continue advocating, women! Victory is within reach!
When progressive media outlets discuss biological men in women’s sports, the primary focus often lies on the feelings of trans athletes. The interests of girls and women seem secondary.
But for individuals like me, I say “let’s push forward.”
In the ongoing clash between logic and justice versus absurdity and extreme actions, it is crucial that women are highlighted. They need to process everything related to Tom Fourley’s emotions while being ignored by everyone who chooses not to see them. It’s truly disheartening.
Consider the case of a girl named Taylor Sterling who shared her experience in the California Legislature. She recounted losing her position on a high school girls’ cross-country team to make way for biological men.
Sterling, a student-athlete from Martin Luther King High School (Riverside, California), stated she faced unfair treatment as the school prioritized trans athletes. (Related: Female Fencer Stephanie Turner Achieves a Great Honor after refusing to accept a biological man)
“I was removed from the Varsity Girls team and replaced by a newly qualified male transfer student who received preferential treatment. I trained with the team every day over the summer. I stated Sterling.
“In late October, the male transfer student took my place after being exempt from the same rigorous team requirements as me and the other girls. He didn’t have to attend practice, while my team and I ran seven miles every day together.
Sterling mentioned that both she and her teammates organized a peaceful protest featuring a sports t-shirt that said “saves women’s sports.” The school eventually disciplined the two women for protesting.
“Our athletic director told me he took off his shirt and said it was like wearing a swastika before a Jew, warning me of disciplinary action if I wore it again,” Sterling recounted.
“My right to free speech under Title IX and for women. Why are girls being instructed to be silent while boys unfairly advance in our lives? Why are boys at practices without making sacrifices to become competitive athletes?
You can view her testimony here.
Today, at the California State Capitol, our client and high school female athlete, Taylor Sterling, received the Bill Essay Women’s Award!
Congratulations, Taylor, for standing firm in truth and conviction – you are a courageous role model for your peers… pic.twitter.com/sqfbj24nmx
– Supporters of faith and freedom (@advocates4faith) April 1, 2025
This young woman has done something truly remarkable…we need to make significant changes.
