Then it happened in 2020 and I placed second to a trans athlete.

And I posted about that event, which was an event that actually was raising money for an LGBTQ organization.

And people were saying, well, why were you there if you hate trans people?

I said, the whole reason I was there is because I thought this is a positive thing.

I didn't think that meant that female and male should compete together.

I thought maybe this could be a way to create another space that would maintain fairness.

Today, we're going to talk about women.

The Democratic Party is a party that has always claimed to be the champions of women.

Proud of Title IX, leveling the playing field for women and girls, creating unprecedented opportunity.

In 1972, Title IX was passed intentionally to ban sex-based discrimination in schools,

stating that, quote, no person in the United States shall on the basis of sex be excluded from participation in,

be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program,

or activity receiving federal financial assistance.

As you can imagine, this opened the door wide open to women and girls in school and sports and in professional opportunities.

Perhaps the most immediate and widely felt impact involved sports.

One year before Title IX was passed, female athletes comprised just 7% of participants in high school sports.

Today, that number is about 43%.

So knowing this just highlights how insane the Democratic Party has become,

because now they are rejecting the objective truth, that women exist, that there is such a thing as a woman.

When asked directly, they can no longer define what a woman is, and they demand in some of the most powerful places in Washington

that we replace words like mother with birthing person.

Health equity for Black birthing people is attainable.

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