Do you have daughters who play sports? Did you play sports in high school or college? If you or someone you know played sports and wants to stand for fairness for female athletes to ensure male athletes do not take spots away from our young girls, we have an opportunity for you. 

Join the Independent Women’s Forum in a friend-of-the-court brief before the U.S. Supreme Court in a landmark case being heard this fall, Harris Funeral Homes v. EEOC, and stand for fairness in women’s athletics.  The brief will explain the history of women in sports, how federal law has historically helped to ensure women had equal opportunities, and how women would be significantly harmed if they’re forced to compete against men who believe they are female. 

How You Can Let Your Voice Be Heard

• You can stand for fairness and equality in women’s sports by going to Sign Your Support and joining hundreds of athletes and parents of athletes across the country.
• Share the Sign Your Support page with your friends and neighbors at church, school, and work.
• Share the Sign Your Support on your Facebook page noting that this is an opportunity for athletes and parents of athletes to stand for fairness in girls’ sports.

Thank you for considering this important opportunity to let your voice be heard at the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of female athletes across the country and those who stand beside them.

Sincerely,

Tami Fitzgerald
NC Values Coalition

PS: Would you consider clicking here and making a donation today towards our work protecting the fairness and privacy rights of high school sports in North Carolina?

PPS: If you haven't already, would you also consider taking our survey and letting us know if you think the NCHSAA should let biological boys who identify as girls compete in NC girls sports?