Standing Up for Fair Play in Girls' Sports

In Oregon, a former high school track star named Alexa Anderson has been vocal about her stance on transgender athletes competing in girls' sports. She believes that it's not fair or safe for biological males to compete against females.

A Stand at the State Championships

Anderson gained attention earlier this year when she and her teammate, Reese Eckard, chose not to share the podium with a transgender competitor at the Oregon state championships. This act of protest highlighted the ongoing debate surrounding transgender inclusion in sports.

Advocating for Change

Anderson recently shared her thoughts on the issue during an appearance on "America’s Newsroom." She urged girls and women to speak up and advocate for change.

"It’s not fair and it’s not safe," she stated, emphasizing the need for those affected by the issue to voice their concerns to those in power.

Anderson and Eckard's decision to step off the podium sparked a national conversation and brought more attention to the topic.

Facing Challenges

The situation has not been easy for Anderson. She has faced death threats and had to fight to receive her medal from the Oregon School Activities Association. Despite the challenges, she remains firm in her beliefs.

"Allowing biological men into women’s sports is not fair," she said, expressing her hope for change in the future.

Support and Criticism

Anderson has received both criticism and support for her actions. While there has been negative talk and name-calling, she has also been overwhelmed by the kindness and support of many people. She believes that the support she has received makes her efforts worthwhile.

The debate over transgender athletes in sports continues to be a contentious issue, with polls showing that many Americans believe females should only compete against other females.