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Newsmax’s Sunday Agenda brought Jennifer Sey and Dr. Gregory Brown into the conversation this week to dissect the WNBA’s handling of the escalating transgender-athlete debate, a fight that hardworking American parents and female athletes are watching with growing alarm. The segment made clear that this is no longer an abstract culture-war gripe but a practical question about fairness and safety in women’s sports as leagues and schools craft policies under intense public scrutiny.
Dr. Gregory Brown, a seasoned exercise-science expert whose declarations have been submitted in major court fights over athletic eligibility, told viewers the science is stubborn: male puberty creates physiological advantages that do not simply vanish with a change of gender label. Conservatives who believe in reason and equal opportunity for women should listen when credentialed scientists warn that biology matters in athletic competition.
Jennifer Sey, who founded XX-XY Athletics and has been an outspoken defender of women’s sports, framed the issue as one of protecting girls and the promise of Title IX, arguing that brands and leagues owe female athletes more than platitudes. Her activism—and her willingness to take the fight to media platforms and public institutions—shows that this is not a fringe position but a mainstream concern for parents, coaches, and the women who actually compete.
Meanwhile the WNBA’s leadership has dithered while the league’s credibility and the rights of female competitors hang in the balance, prompting frustration from fans and athletes alike who see their sport being reshaped by woke orthodoxy rather than by rules that protect competitive integrity. The discord is no surprise to those who’ve watched cultural institutions prioritize optics over outcomes; when the governing bodies refuse to defend clear categories, ordinary Americans are right to ask who’s standing up for real women.
This is a moment for policymakers, parents, and sports leaders to stop hiding behind vague slogans and face a simple question: do we want women’s sports to remain a space where girls can compete on a level playing field? The courtroom battles and expert filings already on record make the path forward obvious—respect biological realities, restore sex-based protections where appropriate, and let girls and women reclaim the fields, courts, and locker rooms meant for them.
