With a

one minute look at culture from a Christian worldview,

I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Back in September, a Jiu-Jitsu athlete Taylor Mora fought an opponent

who was not only 60 pounds heavier than her,

but was a man.

Afterward, the North American Grapling Association clarified its policy

that women should be informed whenever facing a male opponent who identifies as a female and

given the option to opt out. But as policies go, this one's not worth the paper it's printed on.

A month later in October a man took four gold medals at a woman's jubitsu competition in Georgia,

and some divisions consisted of more male competitors than females. This, one of the female competitors said, has The

decisions consisted of more male competitors than females.

This, one of the female competitors said, has left, quote, the majority of women scared to even speak out about the matter.

There's so many girls just not signing up now because they're allowing this.

And of course that should be obvious.

Allowing men to fight women is not only unfair, it's dangerous.

How many men will take home metals?

How many women will take home injuries

before this message gets through?

With the Coulson Center, I'm John Stone Street. injuries before this message gets through.

With the Coulson Center, I'm John Stone Street.