Director of ADF Center for Public Policy; Views = my own.

At the @SenJudiciaryGOP hearing on protecting fairness & safety for female athletes. Thank you @ChuckGrassley for highlighting this important issue. While @ADFLegal had a huge victory at SCOTUS upholding the women’s sports laws of 27 states, there is more work to do. Girls in those other 23 states deserve to have their fairness, privacy, and safety protected. Proud to stand with @icons_women and many other allies working tirelessly for female athletes.
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Thank you @KatieBrittforAL for reminding us all that the NCAA is “feckless” and will not stand up for women. The NCAA threatened to boycott states that passed women’s sports laws. It only started backpedaling in response to President Trump’s executive order.
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Thank you @HawleyMO for highlighting that, still today, the NCAA doesn’t stop men from using women’s locker rooms. There has got to be accountability. Our daughters deserve better!
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Now @MarshaBlackburn emphasizing the role of states in protecting fairness and privacy for females. She’s right! It was states like Idaho, West Virginia, and Tennessee that led the charge to pass common sense laws that put female athletes first.
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.@BasedMikeLee raising the fact that hormone suppression does not take away the performance advantages that males have over women. Drugs don’t transform a man into a woman.
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Sen. Grassley asks, “What is a woman?” “An adult human female,” responds each of the witnesses. It’s that simple!
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Up now, @KimJonesICONS, Carly Smolak and Bill Bock providing real life stories of women and girls who are losing out to males competing in their sports.
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Dozens of states have enacted women’s sports laws. Sports orgs have changed their policies to keep men out of Womens sports. Over 20 states protect women’s locker rooms and restrooms. And President Trump has taken action through executive orders to uphold biological truth. BUT…we have to be vigilant and keep working until every girl, in every state, is protected. foxnews.com/outkick-sports/v…
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Small change with big impact! Thank you @SenEricSchmitt @SenTedCruz for strengthening the protections for state women’s sports laws in the Protect College Sports Act.
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Having spent the last 10 years at @ADFLegal advocating to keep men out of women's sports and spaces, I want to ensure those hard-won victories are not undermined by the Protect College Sports Act--especially when the solution is so simple. In a nearly 200-page bill, we can find room for clarity to preserve fairness in women's sports. thehill.com/opinion/congress…
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A shame women like Madi ever had to be in this fight. Listen to her story, it's emotional.
WATCH: Former collegiate athlete Madi Kenyon gets emotional after she landed a win for women's sports at the Supreme Court, which upheld state bans to block biological men from competing against women.
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Last year, I was honored to testify before Congress about the importance of parental rights in education. For that, the @SPLC tagged me in its 2025 Year in Hate. The Hate List is a scam to smear those the SPLC disagrees with. I’ll never stop standing for families.
ICYMI: @splcenter listed ADF as part of its 2025 Hate Map because of our Congressional testimony on the harms of gender ideology in education. Watch back clips of this hearing here:
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Thank you @SenJohnson for sponsoring SJR 589, reaffirming that allowing men into women's sports harms girls' safety and privacy. TN was one of the 1st states to pass a #SaveWomensSports law. @ADFLegal
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Great time in South Carolina testifying on parental rights and women’s privacy with @tonyashellnutt. These bills make SC a place where families are safeguarded and girls’ locker rooms & restroom are closed to men. Thank you @HeathSessions & Travis Moore for your leadership. @ADF_Action @ADFLegal
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Hear from some of the incredible women who have been fighting for years to preserve women's sports on why yesterday's Supreme Court argument was so important to them.
Supporters of laws banning males from women’s sports rallied outside the Supreme Court. Among those attending: former ESPN anchor @sagesteele and detransitioner @ChloeCole.
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It was great to join @RyanSchuiling this morning to discuss @ADFlegal's women's sports cases. If you want a great overview of hearing yesterday--and why the ACLU's arguments challenging fairness in women's sports laws ignore biological truth & common sense--then make sure and listen in: 👇spreaker.com/episode/matt-sh…
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard arguments on @ADFLegal's cases to protect fairness in women's sports. Today, South Carolina took the first step to protect privacy and safety in locker rooms, restrooms, and sleeping quarters on school trips. Men don't belong on girls' sports teams or in their private spaces. Thank you @tommypopeSC @shanemassey @wesclimer for putting SC women and girls first.
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At the Supreme Court for oral argument in the Womens sports cases with @ADFLegal. Here are 3 things you need to know about the cases and their implications for Womens sports, privacy, and safety.
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Once again, activists are trying to use the discredited SPLC’s hate list to censor speech. @aarbaer and @CCVPolicy are passionate and effective advocates for truth and freedom. Their work is making Ohio a better place for everyone! The City Club should reject censorship!
LGBTQ activists are demanding the City Club of Cleveland CANCEL the January 16 speech by Aaron Baer, president of the Center for Christian Values. (The Club hasn’t as of this writing) My letter to the City Club setting out the arguments against this totalitarian action is below.
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Privileged to testify before Congress today with @ADFLegal client Deb Figliola. Thousands of schools are using “secret transition” policies to conceal info about children from their parents and bully great teachers like Deb into supporting harmful social transitions. Thank you @KevinKileyCA for the opportunity to share these stories and to discuss how we can better promote parental rights and involvement in education.
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