Senator Tommy Tuberville Leads Powerful Roundtable Focusing On Saving Title IX, Women's Sports

There are people out there fighting the good fight. 

On Tuesday, Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville gathered some of the leading voices in women's activism in sports to highlight the growing issue surrounding trans athletes.

Members of the International Women's Forum shared powerful testimonies and an important call to action during their discussion alongside Tuberville at the "Take Back Title IX" roundtable.

The discussion around Title IX argued against the White House's rhetoric that the landmark law should offer the protections it gave to women to ‘trans’ women. 

By giving Title IX protections to men pretending to be women, Title IX's effects on women become nullified. The Biden administration wants to identify gender identity under Title IX's protections against sexual discrimination.

Tuberville said it's vital to stand alongside women against the redefinition of Title IX. It was a sit-down worth every American's attention. 

The Republican senator welcomed ex-UPenn swimmer Paula Scanlan (former teammate to trans swimmer, Lia Thomas), former ESPN star Sage Steele, and more. 

Tuberville admitted to being baffled by the idea that men pretending to be women could take precedence over women in American society.

"Never thought I'd see the day in the United States … ," Tuberville said. "Bottom line is: we've lost our mind."

Tuberville acknowledged the painful impact that Biden's Title IX laws could impose on women.

"I don't want to get to the situation where college scholarships for women's sports are given to men," Tuberville said. "We need to go over the science of determining real differences between men and women in sports. …

"We have a bill pushed out in the House and Senate, the Protection of Women and Girls Sports Act.