🚨 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS IN WASHINGTON WALK OFF CROSS-COUNTRY RACE IN PROTEST OF BIOLOGICAL MALE COMPETING ON THEIR TEAM! INCREDIBLE STORY OF COURAGE! On Tuesday, October 13, 2026, approximately half of the girls competing for Camas High School in Washington state staged a coordinated walkout during a cross-country meet against Battle Ground High School. According to reports, approximately 12 to 13 girls lined up at the starting line, waited for the race to begin, walked roughly 50 meters, and then LEFT the course entirely. They forfeited their race. WHY? Because a biological male athlete who began the season competing against BOYS had transferred to the GIRLS’ cross-country team in the middle of the season. On September 5, the athlete competed in a boys’ junior varsity race at the Ultimook Invitational, finishing in 76th PLACE. Approximately one month later, the same athlete was competing on the girls’ team. He subsequently WON a girls’ varsity race and finished SECOND in two others, including Tuesday’s competition. He couldn’t cut it in his own league. He finished 76th in a boys’ junior varsity competition … so he switched to the girls’ division and began earning top placements. On September 15, TWO female runners from Skyview High School, Charlie Garrett and Sierra Retzlaff, also walked off a race course in protest of competing against the same athlete. Their protest reportedly included messages supporting women’s sports written on their arms and legs. Now, nearly a month later, girls from the athlete’s OWN SCHOOL have joined the protest. One of those athletes is Holly Burns. Her parents, Kevin and Sarah Burns, appeared on Fox News on October 14 and explained that their daughter and her teammates had grown frustrated with the situation. They also reported that team captains had already quit and accused school administrators of ignoring families’ concerns. AND TO NO ONE’S SURPRISE, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IS ALLOWING THE ATHLETE TO CONTINUE COMPETING. Camas School District Superintendent John Anzalone confirmed that the district is following Washington state law and Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) eligibility rules, which “permit students to compete according to their gender identity”. Anzalone also confirmed that the girls who walked off the course WILL NOT FACE DISCIPLINARY CONSEQUENCES for their peaceful protest. Apparently, their protest will just be ignored by the school. But WE will not ignore this. The Greater St. Helens League district meet is scheduled for October 21, and schools are permitted only SEVEN varsity runners per team. That means the selection of a transgender athlete for one of those seven positions could potentially leave a female teammate without a varsity spot. 🚨What Can Be Done? 🚨 Washington voters are scheduled to vote on Initiative 638 on November 3, 2026. The proposed measure would require K–12 students participating in school athletics to compete on teams corresponding to their biological sex. If approved and implemented, it would change the eligibility rules responsible for allowing this situation. These girls knew that refusing to compete meant sacrificing their own opportunities, race times, and placements. And they did it anyway. These girls are heroes! Video credit: Amy Sousa

The White House posted this. I am so thankful that Donald Trump is President today. And not a Democrat. Because we all know exactly how today would have gone otherwise…

A year ago today - Charlie was taken from us. We love and miss you very much. “If you believe in something, you need to have the courage to fight for those ideas - not run away from them or try and silence them.” - CK