From Meridian Baldacci, Family Policy Alliance <[email protected]>
Subject BREAKING: Trump's DOJ Kicks off #SaveGirlsSports Campaign Early
Date June 20, 2020 12:01 PM
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BREAKING: Trump's DOJ Kicks off #SaveGirlsSports Campaign Early

 

Trump's Department of Justice (DOJ) just kicked off Save
Girls' Sports Week early!

We told you yesterday that Save Girls' Sports Week started on
Monday - but we could not have anticipated the incredible good
news we're about to share - so we're asking you to
take action now by posting on your social media accounts with
#SaveGirlsSports.

Late yesterday, the DOJ filed a brief in support of the Idaho law
protecting girls' sports we've been talking so much about.

The federal agency argued that Idaho's Fairness in
Women's Sports Act complies with the U.S. Constitution. Why?
Because, in the words of U.S. Attorney General Barr (who gave a
statement about the brief), "Allowing biological males to
compete in all-female sports is fundamentally unfair to female
athletes."

We could not agree more.

Males have certain physiological advantages over women that are the
entire reason we have separate girls' sports divisions in the
first place.

The DOJ's very public recognition of this fact could not be
timelier. We are at a cultural moment in this debate. Just in the last
few weeks:

* The Idaho Attorney General chose to defend the Idaho law
* The U.S. Department of Education ruled that a Connecticut policy
allowing males in female sports violated federal law
* Author J.K. Rowling came under fire for recognizing the reality
of biological sex
* The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that essentially
redefined "sex" in an employment statute -
making it urgently important to protect girls' sports
* Then today, the DOJ filed its brief in defense of the Idaho law

This is a moment that cannot wait - we must rally in support of
female athletes now, when the momentum is greater than it's ever
been. Here's what you can do now.

Please post on your social media account now using #SaveGirlsSports.
Consider tagging a friend who may be interested. If you are or were a
female athlete, we encourage you to share a picture or story about why
it's so important to keep girls' sports just for girls.
Not a female athlete? Please post in support of female athletes and in
support of fairness. Just remember to use #SaveGirlsSports.

Save Girls Sports Tanner

You can also change your Facebook profile picture to support the
campaign. Add the frame to your profile picture in just three steps:
Go to your profile on the Facebook app and tap "Update" on
your profile picture. Then tap "Add Frame" and search for
"#SaveGirlsSports".

Don't have social media? Already posted and want to do more?
Please sign our petition to state lawmakers asking them to support
laws like Idaho's Fairness in Women's Sports Act. Idaho
may be the first state to Save Girls' Sports, but it can't
be the last. Then, FORWARD this email to anyone who may want to
participate in this campaign, and check out the Save Girls' Sports
webpage to find out more.

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Don't know what to post? Here are a couple ideas to get you
started:

The ACLU once championed girls' sports - now they want to
turn boys into girls' sports champions and relegate girls to
spectators in their own sports. Our girls deserve better. Help
us #SaveGirlsSports today!

I'm proud to be a female athlete. In girls' sports, I
enjoy competing against other women in a fair environment. The ACLU is
suing to let boys play in female athletics - and that
isn't fair. Letting boys play in girls' sports means less
opportunities for girls - in their own
contests. #SaveGirlsSports

Thank you to the DOJ for this welcome announcement. #SaveGirlsSports
Week has begun!

Joyfully,



Meridian Baldacci
Policy and Communications Strategist



8675 Explorer Drive, Suite 112
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
(866) 655-4545

 

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