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Don’t let the NCAA get away with this!
Last night, the NCAA forced a girl to take second place simply because her opponent was male.
In a race where female swimmer Emma Weyant should have won, Lia Thomas – a male who identifies as female – was instead crowned winner in a national women’s swimming championship.
And the rest of this weekend, he’ll have two opportunities to claim additional women’s titles.
Please ask the NCAA to reverse course and protect female athletes:
familypolicyalliance.com/take-action/?vvsrc=%2fcampaigns%2f93155%2frespond%3futm_source%3dnewslet...
This is a reminder of why states across the nation need to Save Girls’ Sports through college! So far, eleven states have passed laws protecting female athletes -- including six with protections through college. More must follow suit.
It’s no secret that males have athletic advantages over females. Some of these advantages include greater muscle mass and greater cardiovascular capacity – plus apparent advantages like height.
That’s one reason women have their own sports competitions in the first place.
When female athletes are forced to compete against male athletes, they lose out on scholarships, titles, and career opportunities simply because of their biology.
Ultimately, they lose out on fairness and the opportunity to enjoy a truly competitive environment.
Girls across the country should be able to count on fair athletic contests. But when males are allowed to compete in female contests, the competition can be over before it begins.
That’s why we’re asking you to join us in sending messages to the NCAA: familypolicyalliance.com/take-action/?vvsrc=%2fcampaigns%2f93155%2frespond%3futm_source%3dnewslet... for fair competition for female athletes. Your message will be delivered directly to NCAA leadership. They need to hear from you.
It’s time to give girls their lane back. Please ask the NCAA to ensure that girls’ sports are just for girls" familypolicyalliance.com/take-action/?vvsrc=%2fcampaigns%2f93155%2frespond%3futm_source%3dnewslet...
Standing with you,
Meridian Baldacci
Director of Strategy
SAVE WOMEN’S SPORTS HELD PRESS CONFERENCE AND PROTESTS OBJECTING TO MALES COMPETING AGAINST WOMEN AT THE 2022 NCAA WOMEN’S COLLEGE SWIMMING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
▪ Save Women’s Sports Held a Press Conference Featuring Former NCAA Athletes, Coaches, and Women’s Rights Campaigners
▪ Multiple Protests Coordinated to Support Women and Girls in Sport
▪ Goal to respectfully raise awareness of males competing as females
ATLANTA, GEORGIA— On Thursday, March 17th, Save Women’s Sports held a press conference in front of the McAuley Aquatic Center at Georgia Tech at the site of the 2022 NCAA Women’s College Swimming Championships to raise awareness of males unfairly competing as females. The group was joined by former NCAA athlete Linnea Saltz, former Olympic Coach Robert Fausett, Idaho State Representative Barbara Ehardt, Canadian author of “Unsporting” Coach Linda Blade, and women’s rights campaigner from the UK Kellie Jay Keen aka Posie Parker founder of Standing for Women. They were joined by three brave and courageous athletes Chloe Satterfield who represented Young Women For America, Macy Petty, and Linnea Saltz.
Participant Jeannette Cooper from Partners for Ethical Care commented, “People agree with what we are saying. We are speaking for the parents, but soon, you will hear them speak up with their own voices.”
In addition, Save Women’s Sports worked to coordinate multiple protests both outside and inside the McAuley Aquatic Center. The protests brought together several women’s organizations from across the U.S. to demand fair sports for women and girls. Activists included K. Yang from stopfemaleerasure.com, Amy Sousa MA Depth Psychology, Jeannette Cooper from Partners for Ethical Care (P.E.C.), and women’s rights activist Jeanna Hoch, Joy Gray from Rev Fem Rebellion. Save Women’s Sports distributed information, pom poms, stickers, buttons, and copies of Linda Blade’s book to the supportive attendees.
While inside, the founder of Save Women’s Sports Beth Stelzer was harassed by security guards as she unveiled her flag that read, “Save Women’s Sports, Woman = Adult Human Female”. She was told by security, with expletives, to put the flag away and leave. Although her flag was within the pool guidelines, she politely put the flag away and sat down.
Women’s advocate Joy Gray told us, “I was enraged to watch women be dehumanized and humiliated by the NCAA today. I'm proud to be here with Save Women's Sports.
Save Women’s Sports' objective for this action was to shine a light on males unfairly competing as females while also showing respect and support for the female athletes. Stelzer added, “We want these young women to know they matter and someone is out here fighting for them. From the reaction of the crowd and parents, I feel we accomplished our goal.”
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Save Women’s Sports is a coalition fighting to preserve sex-based eligibility for participation in female sports. For more information contact Beth Stelzer at info@savewomenssports.com 1-320-853-1929
