“You can’t work hard enough to beat someone who is built differently than you.”                                                                       
Hi friend,
The first time that university swimmer Sara* heard about Lia Thomas, a transgender swimmer dominating the Ivy League conference, she was in the warm-up pool getting ready to race Thomas for the first time.

It was the Cornell-Princeton-Penn tri-meet, and Sara watched as Thomas obliterated all of the other female athletes in the 200y freestyle.

“My teammates and I were all mind blown that someone could go that fast in a dual meet. I’m a firm believer in hard work over talent. This is a case where it’s not about talent or hard work. You can’t work hard enough to beat someone who is built differently than you.”

Read Sara’s Story ([link removed])
While swimming on the women’s team this season, after three years competing as a male, Thomas, formerly known as Will, has set pool, program, and meet records, and has also broken several NCAA women’s records. In one event, Thomas was 38 seconds ahead of the next-closest female swimmer.

Women deserve to be heard and not have their opportunities, safety, and security sacrificed on the altar of radical identity politics.

I hope you’ll read more of Sara’s story on Independent Women’s Forum. ([link removed])

Thanks,
Adriana McLamb

*Sara has chosen to go by a pseudonym to protect her privacy.
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