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TRUMP DELIVERS: Women Athletes Win Back Their Records—and Their Rights

Name: TRUMP DELIVERS: Women Athletes Win Back Their Records—and Their Rights
Uploaded: 2025-07-02T18:07:54+00:00
Duration: 41 s
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Description: A July 2, 2025 YouTube video titled "TRUMP DELIVERS: Women Athletes Win Back Their Records—and Their Rights" featuring brief spoken testimonials from…

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A July 2, 2025 YouTube video titled "TRUMP DELIVERS: Women Athletes Win Back Their Records—and Their Rights" featuring brief spoken testimonials from former female collegiate athletes (Paula Scanlon, Riley Gaines, and another speaker). They recount being forced to compete against biological males in school sports, describe harms suffered, and applaud actions by the Trump administration and Secretary McMahon and the Department of Education to compel universities (citing the University of Pennsylvania) to apologize, change policies, and remove male athletes' records. The tone is testimonial, emotional, and supportive of the administration's policy moves to protect female athletes and future girls.

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July 2, 2025

University of Pennsylvania

University of Kentucky

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My name is Paula Scanlon, and I'm a former swimmer from the University of Pennsylvania. My name is Riley Gaines. I was a swimmer at the University of Kentucky.
I was permanently injured at the hands of a man when I was forced to play against him in a high school volleyball game. I was forced to compete against a biological male on my middle school track team.
I had to compete against.
Two biological males throughout all four.
Years of high school. Trump's admin and the Department of Education have gotten the University of Pennsylvania not just to apologize for what they did to me and other female athletes that were forced to compete against and alongside this male athlete, but got them to change their policies and to take down his records from the board, which is a great win. The stories we heard brought tears to all of our eyes. It was powerful. It was moving.
I'm so excited for the announcement from Secretary McMahon and President Trump today as they stand at the forefront of this issue for women and girls everywhere. I am so thankful that we finally have an administration in office who is willing to stand up and ensure that no other girl has to experience the pain and heartbreak I went through. I'm just very excited that the Trump administration is taking action to protect girls.
We're fighting for the next generation, young girls like my daughter. So just very, very grateful.
And excited for what this.