Prominent evangelist Franklin Graham has praised female swimmer Riley Gaines for her valiant defense of women’s athletics in the face of ongoing aggression from the transgender lobby.
Associated Students of San Francisco State, which serves as the student government at the university, released a memo about the recent Turning Point USA event on campus featuring former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines, claiming the swimmer and TPUSA spread “hateful rhetoric and promotion of violence” at the event where Gaines was attacked by a mob of transgender activists and barricaded in a room for hours.
Christian evangelist Franklin Graham this week expressed support for former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines after a transgender mob assaulted her after she delivered a speech at San Francisco State University.
An image depicting former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines as the evil clown from It was used for posters circulated around the University at Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo) campus ahead of the swimmer’s April 13 appearance at the school to whip up the same type of mob that assaulted her at San Francisco State University last week.
The athletic director at San Francisco State University (SFSU) believes she knows why people think biological males have an athletic advantage over female athletes. She says the reason is “gender bias.”
Former college swimming champion Riley Gaines accused US soccer star Megan Rapinoe of “virtue signaling” after Rapinoe for her Trans support.
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines criticized the response from SFSU’s administration and said it was indicative of the so-called diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) movement.
Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe said Monday on “Outnumbered” that the female athletes who were not speaking up to support former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines were cowards.
Former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines slammed San Francisco State University after it reacted to her being attacked and on campus during a pro-women speaking event by standing by the mob of transgender activists, making no mention of the violence and even thanking them for participating “peacefully” at the event.
Friday, less than 24 hours after she was assaulted by an angry mob in San Francisco, former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines appeared on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight” to discuss the ordeal.
No arrests were made Thursday night after a transgender mob assaulted former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines after she delivered a speech at San Francisco State University, in which she discussed saving women’s sports and highlighted her personal experience competing against biological male athlete Lia Thomas.
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk reacted to former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines being attacked by a mob of transgender activists at San Francisco State University, saying: “Enough is Enough. There must be real legal, educational, and career consequences for these criminals, and conservative states must lead the way.”
ESPN’s Sage Steele took to Twitter Friday to call on women in positions of influence to defend Riley Gaines after she was assaulted by transgender thugs at San Francisco State University for speaking out against allowing biological males in women’s sports.
Riley Gaines blasted sportswear giant NIKE for hiring controversial transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney to sell sports bras.
The Transgender Day of Visibility was March 31, the same day 19-year-old William Whitworth was arrested for allegedly plotting to shoot up a bunch of schools in the Colorado Springs, CO, area.
Former NCAA women’s swimming star Riley Gaines was reportedly “ambushed” and “hit by a man wearing a dress” at San Francisco State University on Thursday after giving a speech about saving women’s sports during a Turning Point USA and Leadership Institute event on the campus.
Riley Gaines, the swimmer who tied with transgender athlete Lia Thomas, likened the protection of women’s sports to “spiritual warfare.”
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Former college swimming champ Riley Gaines is blasting those who support biological males competing against natural-born female athletes.
On Wednesday,a House Committee debated a bill that would change federal Title IX rules to ban transgender athletes from playing school sports.
Riley Gaines said that sports officials privately oppose trans athletes, but won’t say so in public out of fear of the cancel culture.
Riley Gaines, a former college athlete, warned during an interview with Breitbart News this week that categorizing transgender men as women, particularly in sports, is contributing to the “systemic eradication of women.”
Riley Gaines, a former 12-time All-American and SEC champion swimmer for Kentucky, says that transgender swimmer Lia Thomas “dropped his Pants” and exposed “male genitalia” in the women’s locker room following swim meets.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) hosted several female athletes who had been forced to compete against men in school sports during a discussion Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol in honor of “National Girls and Women in Sports Day.”
Riley Gaines penned an op-ed for Fox News calling for the country to properly recognize that female sports need protection.
A group of women gathered outside the NCAA Convention on Thursday to protest rules allowing transgender women to compete as women.
Earlier this year, former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines competed against University of Pennsylvania transgender swimmer Lia Thomas in the 200-yard freestyle final at the NCAA Women’s Championships.
Riley Gaines ripped into transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney for doing female “blackface” after he interviewed President Joe Biden.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) launched an ad focused on the virtues of keeping men out of women’s sports, and taking on her opponent Jamie Smith.
A former female NCAA swimmer who competed against Lia Thomas says she experienced “extreme discomfort” while sharing a locker room with the transgender swimmer.
Martina Navratilova led a chorus of attackers against UPenn for nominating transgender swimmer Lia Thomas for the NCAA’s “Woman of the Year”
