Saying “we won’t back down,” female athletes backed by women’s groups and Virginia’s attorney general protested outside the Sports Center in Virginia Beach on Friday where a biological male was competing against females in the National Track and Field championship. They told the NCAA once again – what you’re doing to girl athletes is wrong and it needs to stop now.
Friday was also International Women’s Day and Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares saw it as the best time to appeal to the NCAA regarding female sports.
“Biological males shouldn’t be competing against female athletes. And they’re cheering it on and they’re trying to defend it. And so, we’re here today to say, no more. Let’s protect women’s sports,” Miyares said.
Former high school volleyball player Payton McNabb knows all too well about the potential danger of playing against biological males.
“I was hit so severely by a transgender athlete that I was knocked unconscious, lying in a fetal position for about 30 seconds. And then from that I sustained a concussion and neck injury that have long-term effects that I’m still dealing with today,” she said.
About six months after that injury, McNabb testified in the North Carolina General Assembly
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