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Celebrating the Wins: Riley Gaines Looks Back on Her Journey to Protect Women's Sports

AP Photo/Darren Abate

This week was a watershed moment in the women's rights and sports movements. Donald Trump, flanked by dozens of women and girls, signed an executive order barring men from girls' and women's sports.

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But getting to this point was not easy. A lot of women faced abuse, harassment, and threats to get here. They lost competitions and accolades to men who 'identified' as women. It should never have happened, but it did.

Like their forebears, the women who lost opportunities, made sacrifices, and stood up for themselves laid the groundwork for future generations to thrive.

Riley Gaines is one of those women.

Here she is, reflecting on where this all started:

That picture is worth a thousand words.

Yes. Celebrate the wins.

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Amen.

It is heartbreaking. The Left harmed so many women and girls.

She was incredibly brave.

Yes. That's next.

She is a role model for women and girls everywhere.

It's very easy to go with the flow. It takes guts to stand up for what you know is right when everyone else tells you you're wrong.

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Some people on the Left haven't gotten the memo on this. And we're okay with that.

Getting the NCAA to change policy is a massive win.

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