Vandals deface tour bus for women's advocacy group with 'anti-woman messages'

The International Women's Forum, a 501c3 nonprofit, had their tour bus vandalized after standing for biological women competing in women's sports. (Credit: Independent Women's Forum)

A women's advocacy group found their tour bus vandalized with vulgar language and messages that dubbed them anti-trans.

Members of the Independent Women's Forum are on a 13-city bus tour dubbed "Our Bodies Our Sports – Take Back Title IX" following the Biden administration's rewriting of the law in order to give transgender athletes more protection.

OutKick's "Gaines for Girls" podcast host Riley Gaines, tennis legend Martina Navratilova, and Gaines' fellow NCAA swimmer Paula Scanlan, among others, are all on the tour.

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A women's advocacy group's tour bus was vandalized overnight. (International Women's Forum)

The group held a rally in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Thursday, but when they were set to leave, they found their bus "egged & defaced with profanity and anti-woman messages" by "overnight vandals."

"Radical gender ideologues on a mission to erase womanhood seek to keep us quiet. WE WON’T BACK DOWN. WOMEN WON’T BE SILENT," the group wrote on X.

Messages from the vandals included "Hate Group," "Trans women are women," "f--- transphobia," and "Bigots on board." A penis was also drawn on the bus.

The Carrboro Police Department said to Fox News Digital that they were unsure of the cost of damage.

Aside from harsh messages, the bus was also egged. (International Women's Forum)

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"It’s disgusting but not surprising to see such a blatant anti-woman attack on a tour bus – our home