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Fox News co-host Emily Compagno unloaded on the ACLU in a blistering on-air rebuke, calling out the group for siding with policies that, in her words, are “erasing” our daughters and ignoring real girls’ safety concerns. The short clip ran as part of Fox’s coverage this month and crystallized a growing conservative outrage over activist legal groups pushing transgender policies into girls’ locker rooms and sports.
The segment followed coverage of a new ACLU advertisement and related commentary accusing the organization of promoting access for biological boys in girls’ sports, a flashpoint that has reached the halls of the Supreme Court and state capitols alike. Outnumbered’s panel argued that this is not abstract theory but a concrete assault on fair competition and privacy for young women.
Fox News reporting also highlighted disturbing allegations from a West Virginia case in which two students accused a trans athlete of harassment and intimidation in school locker rooms, claims the family says were mishandled by administrators. The ACLU pushed back publicly, denying the allegations and framing its defense as protecting students’ civil rights, but many parents see that answer as tone-deaf and dismissive of girls’ voices.
This is exactly the sort of elite, performative legalism conservatives have warned about for years — organizations cloaked in a mantle of rights while trampling on commonsense protections for children and parental authority. Americans who actually raise families understand that biological differences matter and that protecting girls’ sports and safe spaces is not bigotry; it’s basic decency.
Now is the moment for patriots and parents to push back: demand lawmakers restore common-sense rules, support school policies that respect privacy and fairness, and hold activist groups accountable when their ideology harms kids. The fight isn’t just cultural theater — it’s about whether our institutions will prioritize families and facts over fashionable legal posturing, and conservatives must not cede this ground.
