«You know, I don’t want to be dismissive of this. There are people who have called for you to be killed for giving this speech. What does that say about where we are? It says we’re in a very dangerous place.
It shouldn’t be this hard to safely advocate for free speech, but not only that—also for the protection of women’s sports. That’s the main issue I focus on. Women deserve safety and privacy in their sports, in their locker rooms. They deserve open access. They shouldn’t have to compete against men.
And it blows my mind that there’s an entire left-wing group—Antifa—promoting men competing against women. It shouldn’t be this difficult to reach them and tell them the truth: that women deserve equal access, that they are biologically different from men.
I don’t know if they skipped fourth grade science, but it really shouldn’t take me, a 22-year-old, going to college campuses to say that men are not women.
And here’s the thing: they know this deep down—they know all of it—but it’s never really about what they claim it is. It’s about wanting to be out there burning things, attacking people.
They don’t actually care about the issues. They don’t even truly care about equality or gender fluidity or any of that. They want an excuse to do these things. And why? They do it out of resentment. They do it out of hate. They do it out of petty jealousy toward people who are better than them, more skilled than them, more attractive, more successful. That’s what it always comes down to.»
Antifa, short for «anti-fascist,» is a decentralized movement in the United States that has been associated with violent tactics during protests supporting far-left causes. Although not a formal organization with centralized leadership, its members or sympathizers have participated in riots, property damage, physical confrontations, and acts of intimidation—particularly against ideological opponents such as conservatives, right-wing figures, or free speech advocates. These actions are often justified as efforts to combat fascism or racism, but have been widely criticized for using violence as a political tool and for suppressing dissent through fear. Notable incidents include attacks during university protests, looting, clashes with police at demonstrations, and harassment campaigns against invited speakers at public or academic events. Antifa’s violence has been identified as a polarizing force that weakens democratic dialogue and contributes to political radicalization in the country.
