Women’s sports activist appeal NCAA After President Donald Trump’s executive order, clear out alleged issues in the group’s new trans athlete policy.
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Women’s sports activists convened the NCAA in a February 26, 2025 video. (XX-XY Track and Field)
“We meet you, NCAA,” the editing began. “You announced a new policy Trump’s executive order. This policy cannot protect women. It has no clear boundaries. The new policy does not help ensure that women’s sports are only applicable to women.
“You said you were going to comply with federal law, but nothing.
The female athlete noted that birth certificates could also be changed in addition to six states. The day after Trump’s executive order banned biology men from participating in the women’s movement, the NCAA issued a focus on arguments against the new policy. The activists also said that NCAA policy still allows men to be in the women’s team and in the locker room.
“We meet you Charlie Baker. We meet you NCAA. We meet you,” the video continued. “We’re spitting all the time. We’re yelling. Calling terrible names. We’re shot. They’re trying to keep us silent. But we’re not leaving. Young athletes rely on us. They’re yelling on you.
“And if you don’t support female athletes, we will. We need fair sports. We deserve safe sports. We won’t back down. NCAA women’s team is only for female athletes. This means those born women. Only xx , there is no substitute.”
The group then begged the NCAA to “test gender.”
Riley GainesIn the video, Neely Gaines, Kaitlynn Wheeler, Reka Gyorgy, Lauren Miller, Melissa Batie-Smoose, Sia Liilii and Macey Boggs are all sports characters in the video.
Riley Gaines advocates equity in the women’s movement. (XX-XY Track and Field)
The NCAA has no new comments on its policy changes.
NCAA’s new policy for student-athletes “assigned to males at birth,” said their participation in the women’s group that athletes may not compete on the women’s team, but they “may be practicing in the team aligned with gender identity and gained All other benefits applicable to student-athletes who are eligible for practice.”
A NCAA spokesman told Fox News Digital earlier this month that the governing bodies will not allow trans athletes to participate in the women category based on the changed birth certificate.
“This policy clearly shows that there is no immunity and athletes who designate males at birth may not compete on a team of women with revised birth certificates or other forms of identity cards,” the spokesperson said.
Regarding trans athletes who practice in women’s teams, the NCAA believes that male practitioners are the “staple food” of women’s sports.
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“For decades, male practice players have been a staple in college sports, especially in women’s basketball, and the association will continue to consider this in policy,” the spokesperson said.
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