No pedimos resignación, ni minutos de silencio que sustituyan a las decisiones que faltan. Llamamos a las organizaciones de mujeres, a las instituciones democráticas y al conjunto de la sociedad a rechazar cada forma de violencia machista y a exigir respuestas que protejan de verdad. #25N2026 #ParemosLaBarbarie @ForoMadrid25N @MovFemMad

🟡🟣 Hoy es el Día de la Visibilidad Intersexual. Variaciones naturales en cromosomas, hormonas o anatomía. No determinan la identidad de género ni la orientación sexual. 🎥 Escuchar sin presuponer es respetar. #VisibilidadIntersexual

Yes, it is on camera.

Brazilian volleyball finally stepped up and banned men from the women's Superliga, in other words, Brazil finally has a women's volleyball league. This means male athlete Rodrigo "Tifanny" Abreu will no longer be able to play at the highest level of "women's" volleyball, but Abreu managed to steal one last award before leaving, as he was named MVP of the 2026 Supercopa after his team won the Supercopa Championship. Abreu is a man in his 40s, still going strong against pro female atheltes. Although he was banned from the top Superliga competition, that doesn't mean he's necessarily done cheating women out of titles and stealing opportunities away from them. He is still more than welcome to join an amateur "women's" team in Brazil where there are more than 40 other men currently playing. Abreu's narcissism can be seen on full display on his social media where alongside photos he posts of himself surrounded by his medals (not an ounce of shame or self awareness), he calls himself "courageous" and "resilient." "I don't want to be remembered just for the points I've scored or the titles I've won. I want to leave a legacy of respect, courage and hope," he says. No Rodrigo, your legacy is one of cowardice, selfishness, misogyny, and the oppression of women, and you will forever be remembered as the shallow, ugly, cheating man that you are. I'll make sure of it.

Este 25 de noviembre salimos a la calle por las que han sido asesinadas, por las que sobrevivieron, por las que siguen amenazadas y por las niñas que merecen crecer sin miedo. #25N2026 @ForoMadrid25N @MovFemMad

On October 13, over 12 girls from the Camas cross country team walked off the field in protest of being forced to run against a boy. The night before, five seniors quit the team, including three team captains. Other girls showed up for the race out of uniform and refused to step up to the starting line. These girls showed immense courage, integrity, and solidarity. While I’m so proud of these girls, they should never have been put in a position to become student activists to protect girls’ sports. Adults should have intervened before this ever became an issue. Parents tell me these girls wanted their message seen and their voices heard, but they don’t want to keep doing this. I want these girls to know we’ve heard their voices, received their message, and now adults are taking responsibility for what happens next. On Wednesday, Oct. 21, we will be returning to Camas to hold a rally of support and solidarity for our girls. Courage calls to courage, and the community has heard the call of Camas Courage from these brave girls. As the years have gone by, the issue of boys in girls’ sports has become more and more contentious. There is something WA State adults can do to stop this right now and protect girls’ sports now and forever: vote YES on 638 Fairness in Girls Sports to ensure that girls’ sports remain single-sex. Right now, the rules say any boy can compete in girls' sports simply by declaring a new identity. The rules are unjust and harmful to our daughters. Adults need to know they don't need a permission slip for courage. Now is the time to stand up!

🚨INCREDIBLE: Tumwater High School girls track team stood on the podium at the Washington state championships in Tacoma wearing shirts that read “Keep Women’s Sports Female.” The moment came after a transgender athlete from East Valley High School in Spokane, Veronica Garcia, competed in multiple girls’ events and won a state title. Tumwater’s girls had beaten Garcia’s relay team in a prelim before finishing outside the top spots in the final. Tumwater’s school board had earlier passed a resolution seeking to limit girls’ events to biological females after the district faced a federal investigation over a game involving a transgender athlete. The shirts drew immediate attention, with some calling them a protest for fairness and others labeling them anti-trans. The girls wore the message on the medal stand. This is incredible bravery!👏🏾

BREAKING: Nearly half of the girls cross-country team in Camas, Washington, just forfeited their race. They refused to compete against a boy. This is bravery. Vote YES on I-638 to stand with them. Video: @KnownHeretic