Greg Baylor

This state AG letter asking GOP Senators to amend the “Protect College Sports Act” is FIRE: “Nor is it an answer to our concerns that such an amendment would jeopardize bipartisan support for [the bill] ... The fact that it might only confirms that those who press to allow men in women’s sports intend to exploit the bill’s ambiguities to undo the progress we have made protecting young women. That is unacceptable.” SPOT ON. @AGToddRokita, @AGSteveMarshall, Cori Mills, @AGJamesUthmeier, @Okla_OAG, @AGDerekBrown

When it comes to our daughters’ sports and spaces, uncertainty isn’t good enough. FIX the Protect College Sports Act.

THREAD🧵: Two weeks ago, the Supreme Court ruled 8-1 against Colorado’s counseling ban. Despite that, radical state legislators—seemingly desperate to keep kids on a one-way path toward “transition”—are trying to pass work-around bills. Here’s why this “loophole” won’t work. ⬇️

VIRGINIANS: If you support private schools or educational choice, you need to know about Virginia House Bill 359. This bill is a nightmare for private K-12 schools, particularly religious ones. The most egregious aspect of this bill is that it imposes all sorts of obligations on private schools even if they receive no taxpayer funding. Its requirements are triggered by a school’s receipt of private contributions that enjoy some sort of tax advantage. As the Virginia Family Foundation wrote: “This bill would effectively eliminate meaningful private schooling by forcing any private school that enrolls even one student receiving tuition assistance, whether through a federal scholarship tax credit program, a state tuition assistance program, or any other public subsidy, to comply with the same mandates imposed on public schools.” Mandates like: - government-imposed tuition rates - no freedom to teach or live by Biblical standards on sex & sexuality - boys in girls’ bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams - compelled wrong-sex pronouns If HB359 becomes law, Virginia’s private religious schools will face an impossible choice: either give up their distinctive religious character or give up multiple sources of financial support—including from private sources. It will essentially eliminate competition to government schools and deny parents genuine choice. As the mother of a child in a private Christian school in Virginia, this hits home. I urge families to follow the Virginia Family Foundation (@TFFVA) on this issue and speak out now in defense of private education. And be sure that @ADFLegal is actively monitoring this bill. Should it pass, we’re standing ready to take action against it or any other law that interferes with the freedom of religious schools in Virginia.

Last night we capped off a historic day at SCOTUS with a gala to thank our friends & fellow warriors for biological reality. I was especially moved by the moment when we invited courageous female athletes onstage for a standing ovation. Many of them are @ADFLegal clients—including the three we represented yesterday at the Court. There’s no doubt that the tide has turned on women’s sports because young women led the way. As political leaders, institutions, and coaches went along with gender ideology—keeping their opinions quiet and telling young women to do the same—girls had no choice but to stand up for themselves. First it was just a few young women. Then more, and more. They stood up. They spoke out. They refused to go along with a lie. Yesterday’s argument showed us that we still have a long way to go to fully reclaim our sports, our laws, and our language from the grip of gender ideology. But it also showed how far we’ve come. We won’t stop fighting until reality wins. And it will win.