Payton McNabb, a 21-year-old Title IX defender, has been speaking out on the importance of protecting women’s sports. McNabb suffered a traumatic brain injury and partial paralysis on her right side from a ball spiked by a biological male opponent during a high school volleyball match.

McNabb’s Story

McNabb has since become an advocate for women’s sports, testifying before Congress and speaking out against the inclusion of transgender athletes in women’s sports. She recently praised Sophie Cunningham, a WNBA player who has also spoken out on the issue.

McNabb believes that the inclusion of biological males in women’s sports is a threat to the integrity of women’s athletics and the safety of female athletes. She has called out coaches and athletes who support the inclusion of transgender athletes, saying that they are putting the interests of biological males ahead of those of female athletes.

Cunningham’s Courage

McNabb praised Cunningham for her courage in speaking out on the issue, saying that it takes a lot of bravery to take a stand on a controversial topic. She also criticized Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve for her support of transgender inclusion, saying that it is hypocritical to demand empowerment for female athletes while also supporting the inclusion of biological males.

McNabb believes that the issue of transgender athletes in women’s sports is a matter of fairness and safety, and that it is essential to protect the rights of female athletes. She has called on athletes and coaches to take a stand on the issue and to prioritize the interests of female athletes.

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