President Donald Trump is expected to sign a decree to keep organic men away from female sports, Outkick confirmed on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the decree will be on the national girls and women of the sports day, which celebrates female athletes through female sports and those determined to provide equal access to sports to all women.
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The swimmer of the University of Pennsylvania, Lia Thomas, on the left, and the Kentucky swimmer, Riley Gaines, tied in the 5th row of the 200 knots of free style at the NCAA swimming and diving championships on March 18, 2022 McAuley Aquatic Center of Atlanta. (Rich von Biberstein / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Trump made equity in female sports a major campaign problem on the way to win the presidential election against former vice-president Kamala Harris in November.
In early January, a federal judge blocked the Biden administration attempt to redefine sex in title IX as “gender identity”. Then, the Trump Ministry of Education told schools from kindergarten to 12th year and higher education establishments that title IX protections would be recognized on the basis of organic sex.
Trump clearly indicated in December that he was going to end “transgender madness”.
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President Donald Trump will sign order on national girls and women during the sports day. (Images Kevin Dietsch / Getty)
“And we will keep men away from female sports,” he said in part during an agreement in Arizona. “And this will also be done on day 1. must I do day 1, day 2 or day 3? And day 1? Under the Trump administration, it will be the official policy of the US government two sexes – men and women.
While accepting republican appointment to the presidency in July, he clearly indicated his position.
“We will not have men in female sports, it will end immediately,” he said at the time.
Riley Gaines defended equity in female sports. (Drew Angerer / Getty Images)
He also appeared on “Bussin ‘with the Boys” by Barstool Sports with the former players of the NFL Taylor Lewan and Will Compton and called the notion of trans inclusion in “ridiculous” female sports.
