Riley Gaines seems less welcome at Harvard than anti-Israel contingent: OutKick attended her event there

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Female rights advocate and OutKick podcast host Riley Gaines has a simple message that she wants to deliver across the United States: Women’s sports are for women. The NCAA has a big problem on its hands, especially after allowing biological male Lia Thomas — who competed against Gaines — to dominate women’s swimming. On Thursday, Gaines came to Harvard University to deliver her message.

Before even coming to campus, Gaines faced constant hurdles throughout the process. Her presence is apparently so detestable that universities like Harvard — and their students — try to prevent her from even appearing in the first place. Free speech, amirite!? No wonder Harvard ranked last in a survey of 248 United States colleges and universities for free speech.

Initially, Gaines scheduled her event for mid-September. Out-of-nowhere, Harvard reached out and canceled the event. They said they had too many other events pop up. In addition, they didn’t have ANY open space for Gaines in either September or October.

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The only reason the event got rescheduled for October 26 is because Gaines’ operation manager, Sarah Clark, looked up the Harvard events calendar and found a date that they couldn’t deny. If she hadn’t done that, who knows if the University would have offered another date.

A student organization, Network of Enlightened Women, hosted the event. However, members from the organization did not want to speak on the record. They feared that Harvard might retaliate against them if they spoke to OutKick or any other