Guest

host Adam McManus interviews Brad Dacus, President of the Pacific Justice Institute, about why the Christian legal rights group

advocated on May 26th for two Wisconsin bills (AB 195 and AB 196)

which would prohibit biological men, pretending to be women, from

competing on women’s high school and college athletic teams.

To

urge Wisconsin Democrat Governor Tony Evers to sign these bills into

law, call 608-266-1212.

Ray

Hacke, the Pacific Justice Institute attorney who testified before

the Wisconsin legislature, has covered women's sports as a journalist

and coaches his daughter in softball and basketball.

Hacke

explained, “Since Title IX's passage in 1972, courts all over the

country have made abundantly clear that because girls are typically

at a physiological disadvantage when competing against boys, letting

boys compete in girls' sports would relegate girls to being

runners-up, benchwarmers, or spectators in their own sports. That

would effectively deny them an equal opportunity to compete and

undermine Title IX's purpose completely!”

Plus,

he has already testified before legislatures in North Dakota, South

Dakota, Missouri and Montana – either in person or via

videoconferencing – and has advised lawmakers in Arkansas, Hawaii,

Oklahoma, Tennessee, and West Virginia concerning their women's

sports bills. 

Genesis

1:27 declares, “So God created mankind in His own image, in the

image of God He created them; male and female He created them.”