Tennis legend speaks out against transgender ideology in schools

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Tennis legend Margaret Court remained firm with her concerns about Christian values being taken out of schools and what it meant for the lives of children.

Court expressed dismay in a recent interview with The Telegraph in the United Kingdom about children and teenagers questioning their genders and being able to have access to serious health-changing medications like puberty blockers – should one seek to change their gender.

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Margaret Court looks on during a Tennis Hall of Fame ceremony on day nine of the 2020 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on Jan. 28, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. (Morgan Hancock/Getty Images)

"Christian values have been taken out of our schools. Some children don’t even know whether they’re boys or girls any longer," Court told the paper. "This is where I get upset, because I look back at my life and I was such a tomboy when I was young. I played football and cricket, and I beat all the boys doing it. But I still knew I had two brothers who were different from me.

"Now you have children saying, ‘I feel like being a boy.’ Giving them hormone replacement before puberty? They end up trapped in their bodies and they can’t turn back. We don’t even allow them to drive until they’re 17. So why would you do that to another human being? What are we doing to our young people? I cry about that."

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Margaret Court looks on at Rod Laver Arena ahead of the semifinal singles match between Coco Gauff of the United States and Aryna Sabalenka during the 2024 Australian Open