Jen McManus

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

It's true.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

If Megan Rapinoe had to play soccer against men, no one would know her name.

[katie wright @katiewr31413491]

@JenniferSey #MeghanRapinoe owes her entire career to Title 9. Then she retirees & wants to pulls the ladder up right behind her. Rapinoe is a world class asshole. Nasty, sanctimonious & selfish.

[Jen McManus @jenmcmanus]

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[Elizabeth Eddy @elizabetheddy2]

@conservmillen, thank you so much.

Once the op-ed in the New York Post came out, I was vilified by the press. Most of the feedback was heartbreaking—until you stepped in. Suddenly the hate turned to love, and I saw the video you made encouraging people to “share my arrows.” And share my arrows they did—and continue to do—in large part because of you.

The example you have set by using your voice as a Christian conservative woman is courageous. And courage is contagious.

[Elizabeth Eddy @elizabetheddy2]

@conservmillen, thank you so much.

Once the op-ed in the New York Post came out, I was vilified by the press. Most of the feedback was heartbreaking—until you stepped in. Suddenly the hate turned to love, and I saw the video you made encouraging people to “share my arrows.” And share my arrows they did—and continue to do—in large part because of you.

The example you have set by using your voice as a Christian conservative woman is courageous. And courage is contagious.

[Jen McManus @jenmcmanus]

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[Allie Beth Stuckey @conservmillen]

“My team turned on me.”

Elizabeth Eddy wrote an op-ed in the New York Post asking her league to clearly define what a woman is and whether that definition will be protected in the league.

She argued that if women’s sports are meant to protect a category, that protection has to come first. But after the article, her teammates pushed back, calling it harmful and even labeling it transphobic and racist.

She said, "I was 100% shocked. The words I wrote there’s no way they could be taken that way." The response from her teammates left her heartbroken for days.

But instead of firing back, she asked God, "How do I respond? How do I love people well in this?”

She chose to extend grace and publicly invited her teammates to have honest conversations, even in disagreement.

“It’s okay to disagree,” she said. “But we can’t resort to bullying and name-calling, which I would say that clip shows.”

She invited the teammates to her wedding and offered an olive branch of reconcilation, but just because a conversation is uncomfortable doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be had.

[Allie Beth Stuckey @conservmillen]

“My team turned on me.”

Elizabeth Eddy wrote an op-ed in the New York Post asking her league to clearly define what a woman is and whether that definition will be protected in the league.

She argued that if women’s sports are meant to protect a category, that protection has to come first. But after the article, her teammates pushed back, calling it harmful and even labeling it transphobic and racist.

She said, "I was 100% shocked. The words I wrote there’s no way they could be taken that way." The response from her teammates left her heartbroken for days.

But instead of firing back, she asked God, "How do I respond? How do I love people well in this?”

She chose to extend grace and publicly invited her teammates to have honest conversations, even in disagreement.

“It’s okay to disagree,” she said. “But we can’t resort to bullying and name-calling, which I would say that clip shows.”

She invited the teammates to her wedding and offered an olive branch of reconcilation, but just because a conversation is uncomfortable doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be had.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

The @iocmedia is the most influential governing body in sports. Today is a good day. I'm hoping we see their influence drive some common sense across governing bodies.

But here are the facts:

The NCAA says they are protecting the women's category but they don't test for sex and they allow birth certificates as "proof of sex." Birth certificates can be changed in 44 states.

The NWSL doesn't test or even require that a player be female. The NWSL doesn't even test for drugs!

23 states still allow boys to play in girls' sports.

In my state of Colorado, in one county (Jefferson County), the Dept of Ed just found that 61 boys have stolen roster spots from girls. That doesn't even include private club sports.

Should I go on?

The Boston Marathon allows men to run in the women's category. And non-binary. And men's. Men can basically run and win in every category.

AB Hernandez, a male athlete at Jurupa Valley High School, won the girls' triple jump and placed 2nd in the long jump at the California Winter Championships in early February 2026. He is ranked nationally in these events -- in girls'. He's a senior and will be headed to college with a national ranking in women's track and field.

You have no idea how many female athletes I talk to every day. Famous ones. Olympians. Medalists. They agree women's sports must be protected. But they are too afraid to say it out loud. Afraid they'll lose endorsements.

If we were done, all of them would have said something today -- Thank you IOC!

But they are still silent. They are still afraid. Because they would still lose endorsements EVEN THOUGH the IOC, the most influential sport governing body, has said -- no men in women's sports.

We aren't done.

[IOC MEDIA @iocmedia]

The International Olympic Committee announces new Policy on the Protection of the Female (Women’s) Category in Olympic Sport.

Read: https://t.co/QcU5IVxyTi

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

There is no drug testing in the NWSL. Apparently it’s anything goes there.

[XX-XY Athletics @xx_xyathletics]

Look at her.

The girl who trained.
The girl who sacrificed.
The girl who lost her place.

This is who we fight for.

#InternationalWomensDay

[AmericanPapaBear™ @AmericaPapaBear]

Notice the difference between the USA women’s hockey team and the USA women’s soccer team?

[Riley Gaines @Riley_Gaines_]

Remember a few weeks ago when the ACLU rolled out an ad with Megan Rapinoe defending men in women’s sports?

Here's our response:

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

I've made ads for the Super Bowl before. Spent millions to make them and air them during the Big Game.

But this one -- this is the one that made the most impact. Zero media dollars. 40m views. Because it speaks the truth.

Ban us all you want.

Truth outs in the end.

[Isabel Brown @theisabelb]

.@JenniferSey NAILS IT: even if your daughter doesn't have a boy on her sports team or a man in her locker room, she's getting the message today from American culture that her rights matter less than a man's feelings.

"We are protecting the feelings and reputations of men and selling young girls down the river.

It's got a new face, cuz the guy's wearing a dress and says he's a woman, but it's the same thing.

Boys count more than girls. Men's feelings that they are girls counts more than a little girl who has been training her butt off to make the team.

It's the misogyny as old as time."

[Aja ♀️🇬🇧 @AjaTheEmpress]

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if you genuinely believe that:

Women can have penises,

Men can get pregnant,

Children can be born in the "wrong" body,

Men who identify as women should be allowed to compete in women’s sports,

And that male rapists should be housed in women’s prisons simply because they say they’re women

Then I’m sorry to tell you:
You’ve been radicalised.
You are no longer operating from a place of reason or reality.
You are an extremist.
You pose a danger to women, to children, and to society at large.

This isn’t compassion. This isn’t progress. This is delusion, enforced through fear, guilt, and ideological coercion.

And if you find yourself aggressively defending these ideas, shouting down dissent, or labelling anyone who questions them as hateful or bigoted then it’s time to take a long, hard look at who the real zealot is.

And no amount of slogans or slogans will make untruths true.

[Elica Le Bon الیکا‌ ل بن @elicalebon]

Young leftist women in 1979, holding up a picture of Ayatollah Khomeini, calling for the modern-day version of the intifada.

Here’s the difference. They won.

At the time, women in Iran had unparalleled rights, beyond anywhere else in the Middle East. They had full suffrage, could hold high office, freedom of dress, and were present in parliament, courts, ministries, and diplomacy. They were widely educated and professionally active in law, medicine, engineering, academia, and the arts. In terms of civil and legal rights, they were equal to—and in some cases ahead of—western women in the 1970’s.

Yet, it wasn’t enough. They wanted revolution. They had been seduced by the false promises. They wanted the Islamist figure who swore to free the oppressed from the oppressor and bring about heaven on earth, a utopia in Iran. We all know how this story ends. Lynchings, eye gauging, amputations, and mass graves.

Now, westerners are falling about themselves in the same giddy delirium, hungry for a glimpse of the nightmare Iranians still haven’t woken up from.

I guess that’s why they say those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it.

[Jen McManus @jenmcmanus]

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[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

A man from Romania heard Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration speech in New York City and has a warning for America

He says Zohran Mamdani used the EXACT SAME words they heard before socialism crushed their country

“We will replace the fragility of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism. Famous words spoken by every communist in history.

Hi, my name is Bogdan and this is exactly how communism came to power in my country, Romania, via collectivism.

First, they confiscated private land. Then they used terror to enforce collectivism.

The regular Romanian citizens were arrested, beat up, humiliated publicly, left to rot in prison, and some even executed.

The next step for collectivism was destroying the independent farmer class.

These people were a threat to the regime because they were able to stay self-sufficient and did not rely on the state. Independence was, and still is, the biggest threat to communism. They made it in such a way that owning more than others was a crime.

Once all that happened, the communists started confiscating the food from farmers, leaving families to die.

They also confiscated the livestock raised by people. This resulted in famine, malnutrition, and the collapse of productivity.

Romania literally went from being the number one exporter of grain in Europe to chronic shortages of food. But that wasn't enough.

The communists then banned free market. No free sale of crops, no private trades, no bargaining, classic socialist failure. But collectivism wasn't just economic. It was cultural as well. In Romania, they attacked the church and religious people.

They replaced family authority with party authority, all with one goal in mind: replace faith and family with the state.

15 years later, the communists declared victory. 90% of all farmland in Romania was collectivized. Bottom line, Romanian collectivism was forced, violent, economically disastrous, morally corrupt, and designed to control, not help.

Only for today in the United States of America to be in New York City. I swear to God, some Americans are the dumbest morons on the planet.”

[XX-XY Athletics @xx_xyathletics]

We have long said that no major, actively competing, celebrity female athlete has spoken up about males in women’s sports.

Well, the women’s world #1 just did.

Thank you, @SabalenkaA

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

This is a man cosplaying as a woman telling another woman she’s not woman enough. Just stop.