This is the most ridiculous thing I’ve heard…at least this week. We should probably outlaw all female sports. It’s just not safe. 🙄
Title IX was not meant to give men opportunity to play women’s sports.
President of the National WOMENS Law Center says the best way to ensure female volleyball players don't suffer injuries from men who say they're girls is by banning spiking the ball all together
Its so funny when people who have never played a competitive sport comment on sports
A real concern when we moved my daughter into her dorm room was a sign on the women’s bathroom door - “for those who identity as female”. Schools should be protecting our daughters, not putting them in harms way, or punishing them for defending their space.
"I'm not sorry. I shouldn't have to be sorry. There was a grown man in my bathroom."
— Payton McNabb was kicked out of her sorority for filming a biological male, identifying as a trans woman, in the women's bathroom
@paytonmcnabb_@EmmaRechenberg@ShaunKraisman
Perhaps the real problem is the ability to change gender on birth certificates with as little as a “doctor’s excuse”.
Keep fighting, Ladies. While it’s a privilege to play a sport, especially in college, it’s your right to do so in a safe space, on and off the court. XX
"Just an emotional dad right now." 🥹
@michellachester with Joe Jurevicius on watching his daughter Caroline Jurevicius compete in the National Championship.
#NCAAWVB x @PennStateVBALL
The Olympic Cauldron was lit with a burning arrow on this day at Barcelona 1992. 🔥
As archery kicks off today at #Paris2024, we're throwing back to that unforgettable moment.🏹✨
@worldarchery
Yesterday, my son was disrespectful to a teacher. It clearly hurt her feelings. Unacceptable.
So this morning, I took my son by the hand and we marched right into her classroom before school started.
What I witnessed my young son do was enough to move a grown man to tears.
I watched a 5 year old boy show more humility than our current “leaders” ever do.
“I am sorry that I hurt your feelings. I didn’t think about what I was saying. It happens sometimes at home too. I’m sorry.”
Then he gave her a hug.
I was… speechless. It wasn’t what he said. It was the genuineness of his words to his teacher. He meant every word.
I am so proud. And I let him know.
We will never raise children who never make mistakes. So instead, raise children who can take accountability and learn when they do. ❤️