Megyn Kelly Slams NOW After Women's Organization Throws Support Behind "Trans Women In Sports"

Megyn Kelly slammed NOW (National Organization for Women) when the group
threw its support behind �trans women in sports,� claiming there was �enough
space� for biological women to share.

The host of �The Megyn Kelly Show� podcast took to X on Monday and wrote,
�Hey [National NOW] � you don�t stand for us, understand us, care about us or
speak for us. Go F yourselves.�

Kelly�s comments were in response to a post from NOW � that claims to speak
for women � in which the group blasted an Associated Press article about how
more than a dozen �College swimmers, volleyball players� were suing �NCAA
over transgender policies� and violating their Title IX rights.

�Repeat after us: Weaponizing womenhood against other women is white
supremacist patriarchy at work,� NOW�s post read.

�Making people believe there isn�t enough space for trans women in sports is
white supremacist patriarchy at work,� it added.

Reading through the comments under the NOW post, a number of people made it
clear they didn�t agree that trans-identifying male athletes should be
allowed to compete against women in sports.

�I can�t believe I worked here when I was in college. I�m embarrassed for
you,� one person wrote. �The patriarchy is telling women to sit down and shut
up and accept whatever unfairness and invasion of privacy is hurled their
way.�

Hey @NationalNOW � you don�t stand for us, understand us, care about
us or speak for us. Go F yourselves. https://t.co/svQxqFmiEz

� Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) April 1, 2024

Another added, �Repeat after me: Women are Adult Human Females. Men are Adult
Human Males. There are only 2 sexes.  This is reality.�

While a third wrote, �No. I don�t repeat lies. Women�s sports were created to
carve out space for women where there was none. And now you�re defending the
infiltration of that space by men. �Making space� for men means the space
disappears. Repeat that.�

In the lawsuit, the college girls state that the reason they joined the suit
is �to secure for future generations of women the promise of Title IX that is
being denied them and other college women� by the NCAA.

The NCAA has since responded to the suit in a statement that read, �College
sports are the premier stage for women�s sports in America, and while the
NCAA does not comment on pending litigation, the Association and its members
will continue to promote Title IX, make unprecedented investments in women�s
sports and ensure fair competition in all NCAA championships.�

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