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"A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 2:The Gender Agenda" premiers tonight on EWTN
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In March 2019, Harris cosponsored the Equality Act, which would amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to make “sexual orientation and gender identity” protected characteristics under federal anti-discrimination law.
Among other things, the bill would force public schools to expand female athletic teams to include biological males who identify as transgender girls, as both supporters and opponents of the bill have acknowledged.
Biden has pledged to get the Equality Act signed into law within his first 100 days in office, making the Democratic ticket united on the issue of forcing schools to allow some biologically male athletes into female athletics.
The Equality Act passed the House with unanimous Democratic support in May 2019, but never came up for a floor vote in the Republican-controlled Senate.
President Donald Trump’s Department of Education sided with high school girls suing the state of Connecticut over its transgender policy and his Department of Justice threw its support behind an Idaho law restricting girls’ sports to biological females.
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I saw that, and set the DVR for it. Looks good.
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We are on the verge of losing girls’ and women’s sports. The Equality Act, a tool of the gender agenda, would FORCE the acceptance of biological males participating in female sports.
Take a look at all the World Records in running and jumping, and the number of women in the NFL (zero), NBA, and Major League Baseball. While many women are more intelligent than many men (case in point: Kayleigh McEnany’s consistent outsmarting of Jim Acosta), the average man is stronger and faster than the average woman.
Competing in sports teaches life lessons such as reward for hard work, recognition for achievement, selflessness, and teamwork. It is unfair to disrupt girls’ sports by FORCING them to compete against boys.
Take a look at all the World Records in running and jumping, and the number of women in the NFL (zero), NBA, and Major League Baseball. While many women are more intelligent than many men (case in point: Kayleigh McEnany’s consistent outsmarting of Jim Acosta), the average man is stronger and faster than the average woman.
Competing in sports teaches life lessons such as reward for hard work, recognition for achievement, selflessness, and teamwork. It is unfair to disrupt girls’ sports by FORCING them to compete against boys.
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