Why Protecting Girls’ Spaces Should Never Be Up For Debate
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Why Protecting Girls’ Spaces Should Never Be Up For Debate

Stephanie Turner and Laurel Libby are two women at the forefront of a fight that should have never needed to be fought.

Alleigh Marre

Men and women are different. This biological reality was once universally understood. Now, however, radical activists are trying to bully women into believing that merely a public declaration of your gender makes you a woman. Thankfully, we are coming to a tipping point. More and more brave, strong, authentic women are rising to the bizarre challenge of our day.

Women like Stephanie Turner. At a collegiate fencing competition last weekend, she removed her mask and took a knee before her bout, refusing to compete against a male who had competed on the men’s team just a year earlier. USA Fencing responded by immediately disqualifying and expelling Turner from the tournament. Turner’s decision to stand up and publicly shoulder this fight required immense strength. Strength that her male counterpart didn’t possess, or he’d still be training to succeed is his own division.

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