Hi, I'm Sissy Graham Lynch.

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Well, this is an exciting day. I'm here in Washington, D.C., where I was just at the U.S. Supreme Court.

And this morning, girls had their day in court. The Supreme Court heard two cases on protection of girls and sports.

And that's just amazing that they would hear two cases

in the same day. We'll talk about that here. But I'm here in the Office of Alliance

Defending Freedom, just right down the road from the Supreme Court. Alliance Defending

Freedom is no stranger to hear on Fearless, as we have talked about so much of their work

defending family and religious

freedom here in our country and around the world. They are the best in the industry, they're the best

at what they do. And I'm so thankful to have Kate Anderson here with me from Alliance Defending

Freedom. She works very closely with parental rights and y'all's division here at ADF for that.

But talk to us today about

these two cases that the Supreme Court agreed to hear. Yeah, well, this is a historic day

for the Supreme Court to take up such an important issue. Boys do not belong in girls' sports,

and yet that's been going on for so long now. And we're seeing girls lose opportunities,

both on the podium and then beyond it,

because we see that women's sports gives opportunities to girls not just to learn about themselves

through their sport, but also as they move on into schooling and then their careers. The Supreme

Court took up this issue today based on two cases, one coming out of West Virginia and one coming

out of Idaho. Both states had

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