Sex/Gender Archives

Sex Matters in Housing Policy

Speak up before June 29, 2026

American families and taxpayers expect HUD housing programs to prioritize safety, fairness, and responsible use of public funds. Too often, policies based on self-identified gender identity have compromised privacy and safety in single-sex facilities like shelters, shared bathrooms, and sleeping quarters.

The proposed revisions to HUD’s Equal Access to Housing in HUD Programs would restore common sense by defining access based on an individual’s immutable biological sex (male or female) rather than ever-changing self-identified gender. This protects women and girls in vulnerable situations while ensuring equal access consistent with biological reality.

This is not a radical proposal. It aligns HUD policy with longstanding biological definitions, executive order guidance on restoring truth in federal policy, and the need to safeguard privacy and safety in women’s spaces.

Americans deserve accountability in how tax dollars fund housing and shelter programs. Support these revisions to refocus HUD programs on protecting the most vulnerable.

Submit a comment today and urge HUD to support the equal access to housing in HUD programs revisions and put safety first.

Personal messages make the biggest impact. You can customize your comment or use one of our templates—it only takes a minute to stand with women.

Stand with New Hampshire Women and Girls

New Hampshire has the opportunity to stand clearly and courageously for women and girls.

SB 552 and HB 1442 are common-sense, pro-woman bills that help protect privacy, safety, fairness, and equal opportunities by recognizing the importance of biological sex in law and policy. SB 552 and HB 1442 protect female spaces and opportunities.

New Hampshire bills SB 552 and HB 1442 simply reaffirm a common-sense principle: women and girls should not be forced to give up their privacy to men in female spaces. These bills provide clear, enforceable protections for women and girls while respecting the rights of all New Hampshire residents.

Now is the time to speak up. Urge Governor Ayotte to sign SB 552 and HB 1442 into law and stand with New Hampshire women and girls. Demonstrate your support for leaders who will fight to protect women’s rights, safety, and opportunities in the Granite State.

New Hampshirites must:

Say yes to saving women’s sports;

Say yes to fighting for women’s rights, spaces, and opportunities;

Say yes to commonsense and pro-woman policies

Say yes to defining sex-based words…

Opponents of these bills have been extremely vocal. Now it’s time to SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! Please contact Governor Ayotte today expressing your support for SB 552 and HB1442.

Raise awareness of the importance of this legislation by downloading these shareable graphics (available HERE). Spread the word and share with your social networks through op-eds, letters to the editors, emails, social media posts, and personal conversations.

Suggested Copy: New Hampshire should preserve women’s rights, safety, and opportunities. I urge Governor Ayotte to implement pro-woman, protect biological reality policies, and fight to prevent sex discrimination. SB 552 and HB1442 needs to be signed into law. #StandWithNHWomen

Say No to Mutilation: Abolish Medical Transition Abuse for Minors

THIS COMMENT DRIVE IS NOW COMPLETE. THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION RECEIVED AN OVERWHELMING RESPONSE OF MORE THAN 12,000 PUBLIC COMMENTS ON THE HARMS OF SO-CALLED “GENDER-AFFIRMING CARE” FOR MINORS. INDEPENDENT WOMEN ALONE MOBILIZED 2,000 CITIZENS—REPRESENTING 15% OF THE TOTAL. THANK YOU FOR SPEAKING UP. READ MORE

Too many children have been told by medical professionals that they were born in the wrong body and mutilated under the banner of so-called “gender-affirming care.”

The truth? These children—and in many cases, their parents—have been lied to.

These barbaric drug and surgical regimens are not life savers for transgender-identifying children—they lead to life-long medical complications.

Testosterone leaves girls with vaginal atrophy and lacerations, clitoral enlargement, facial hair growth, vocal hoarseness, menstrual irregularity and suppression, as well as suppression of ovulation, which can lead to sterility.
Estrogen puts boys at higher risk for blood clots and sterility.
Surgeries like vaginoplasty—which surgically cut off the penis and create a gaping wound (“neovagina”) that is prone to infection—and double mastectomy are irreversible.

Thankfully, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is now investigating whether the pediatric gender medicine industry has deceived families by hiding risks and making false claims. As Independent Women ambassador Prisha Mosley, a detransitioner, told the FTC, “This is the greatest medical scandal of our lifetimes. Doctors are selling patients snake oil—no human can change sex.”

It’s well past time to call this so-called “gender-affirming care” out for what it actually is: a lie. Our most vulnerable Americans—our children—deserve better.

We have until September 26th at 11:59PM ET to weigh in. Use the form to easily submit a comment directly to the Federal Trade Commission and urge them to crack down on the mutilation of minors.

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Victory! Protect Women’s Privacy: Urge Your NC Legislator to Vote YES on HB 805 Veto Override

On July 29th, in a powerful rebuke to the gender ideology lunacy that has threatened the protection of North Carolina women and girls, the North Carolina General Assembly voted to override Gov. Stein’s veto of HB 805. Thank you, North Carolinians for speaking up. Your Voice Mattered!

The North Carolina State Legislature passed House Bill 805, legislation that provides legal definitions to sex-based words, such as “man” and “woman”.

Governor Stein vetoed the common-sense bill, refusing to define these basic terms like ‘female’. Without these definitions, girls’ private spaces in North Carolina: locker rooms, prisons, domestic violence shelters, and sororities are left vulnerable to redefinition by judges or unelected bureaucrats.

HB 805 simply ensures that the word ‘woman’ means what it always has – protecting privacy, opportunity, and fairness for over 5 million women and girls in North Carolina.

Tell your legislators: Stand with women and override the veto. Vote YES on HB 805!

We need everyone to use their voices to make sure legislators vote YES on the HB 805 veto override. Share the graphics below to ensure HB 805 becomes law! Defining “woman” is necessary and common sense. Let’s get this done for NC women & girls!

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Stand with Boys in Loudoun County Who Deserve Single-Sex Spaces Too!

Three boys at Stone Bridge High School in Loudoun County, Virginia, are currently facing charges of harassment under Title IX for expressing their discomfort over sharing their locker room with a female student who identifies as male and who secretly recorded the boys in violation of the county’s video and audio in restrooms policy.

Back in 2021, Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) was the epicenter of a horrific sexual assault at the same high school in which a boy entered the girls’ bathroom and attacked a ninth-grade female student. This school board is failing kids and families!

In many school districts in Virginia, parents have to opt their children out of sharing bathrooms and locker rooms with kids of the opposite sex. This hardly serves the needs of ALL students.

It is time to make a change and preserve single-sex spaces for all students, male and female, and protect parents’ rights in Virginia.

Urge the Loudoun County school board to change its policies to protect the rights of students and parents by ensuring girls and boys have access to single-sex spaces, like locker rooms.

Read more about the situation HERE.

Tell National Panhellenic Conference And Sorority Leadership: Save Our Sisterhood

Calling All Sorority Women:

Tell the National Panhellenic Conference & Your Sorority Leadership To Keep Sorority Membership Female

Single-sex sororities exist to provide a supportive and safe place for women to live, learn, and together experience sisterhood.

Unfortunately, our right to private single-sex organization is today under attack. National Panhellenic Conference has let women down — its DEI programming has pushed sororities to update their language and culture, leading sororities to initiate men identifying as women into sorority membership, housing, and leadership. The very organizations whose missions have been to support and empower women through single sex environments, have turned their backs on women in the name of inclusion and social convenience.

NPC and its 26 sorority member organizations are threatening the very safety and sanctity of women-only sororities.

Use this form to email members of the National Panhellenic Conference and the 26 member organizations’ executive leadership to tell them to keep sororities female and save sisterhood.

*IMP: Personalize the email before you click send — add your sorority, school, include personal stories, and concerns about biological males joining sorority sisterhood.