Save Women's Sports
Tell the Olympics to protect women’s sports.
Tell the International Olympic Committee to protect women’s sports by banning biological men from competing against female athletes.
Tell the International Olympic Committee to protect women’s sports by banning biological men from competing against female athletes.
Four years ago, PragerU launched the “Save Women’s Sports” petition. Since then, over 800,000 people have signed it, sending a loud and clear message: women’s sports must be protected.
Thanks in part to our efforts and growing public pressure, real progress has been made. On February 5, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order titled "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports," which bans biological men from competing in women's sports. The NCAA has since updated its policy to reflect President Trump’s executive order.
These are major victories for fairness in women’s athletics—but the fight isn’t over. While schools and colleges have restored integrity to their competitions, the Olympic Games still allow biological men to compete against women, undermining the highest level of female sports.
Despite overwhelming evidence and growing opposition, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) continues to permit male athletes to enter women’s events, putting female competitors at an unfair disadvantage. This is an attack on fairness, common sense, and science.
Decades of progress in women’s sports are at risk. Competing at the highest international levels—including the Olympics—should be the ultimate test of skill and dedication, not a competition stacked against women. Years of training, thousands of hours of practice, and lifelong dreams are being erased the moment female athletes are forced to compete against biological men.
Women and girls deserve a fair chance to compete. By signing this petition, you:
Demand that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) prohibit biological men from competing in women’s sports.
Support a level playing field for women and girls in international competitions.