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April 15, 2021

CNN Needs a Biology Lesson

Even in our current environment, this is almost unbelievable. CNN published a "news" article recently that claimed, "it's not possible to know a person's gender identity at birth, and there is no consensus criteria for assigning sex at birth."

The indoctrination piece—masquerading as news—was addressing recent efforts by states, including South Dakota, to protect women's sports by preventing biological males from competing as women.

Legislation like the so-called Equality Act—touted by President Biden and his Democratic colleagues—would allow male students to compete in women's sports. Women and girls would pay the ultimate price. Consider the case of Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood, two high school track and field athletes from Connecticut who, although biologically male, competed against girls. These two individuals now hold 15 women's state championship titles which were previously held by 10 different girls.

Some states are standing up against this nonsense, and the liberal media is fighting back by treating the issue as settled "science," and suggesting that anyone who points to biological facts is "transphobic."

Have we lost our collective minds? Is your state legislature standing up for women, or pushing them off the field? Contact your state representatives today and demand that they protect women and girls. And then, contact your U.S. senators and tell them to vote "no" on the Equality Act.

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