Sports Are My Sanctuary. That’s Why I’m Speaking Up.

There are certain topics I’ll avoid because I know how quickly they become political, and if I can’t speak knowledgeably about it I won’t toauch. This is NOT one of them. Before I go any further, let me make something clear: I consider myself a centrist. I do not vote based on party loyalty. I care about results, evidence, and common sense. If someone on the left is right, I will say it. If someone on the right is right, I will say that too. My opinions are shaped by outcomes, not political labels.

With that said, biological males should not compete in women’s sports. Full stop.

This is not about hate. Nor is it about politics. It is not about refusing to treat people with dignity. It is about protecting the integrity of competition and preserving opportunities for girls and women who have spent their entire lives training for those moments.

Sports gave me almost everything. They taught me discipline before I understood the word. They taught me leadership before I ever managed a team. They taught me how to lose, how to recover, and how to keep showing up. Sports accepted me long before the business world ever did. That playing field became my classroom, my therapy, and eventually the foundation of my career.