Jack Brewer, a former Minnesota Vikings captain and University of Minnesota standout, is applauding the U.S. Department of Justice for taking legal action against his home state over policies that allow biological males to compete in girls sports.
According to the Daily Caller, the DOJ announced Monday it is suing Minnesota education agencies for allegedly defying a mandate from President Donald J. Trump designed to safeguard girls high school athletics by keeping transgender-identifying males out of female competition. Federal officials contend that the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) have violated Title IX, the landmark civil rights law intended to protect womens opportunities, not erase them.
Brewer, a frequent critic of Minnesotas Democratic leadership, said he is sick about what is happening in his states schools and sports programs. And Im sick and tired of it, Brewer told Fox News Digital, blasting the lefts social agenda as an abuse of federal power and taxpayer money.
The fact that you have billions of dollars coming from the federal government to fund these twisted ideologies This is the reason why you have such an increase in transgenderism across the United States, because of states like Minnesota literally brainwashing children, he said, arguing that Washingtons heavy hand is undermining parental rights and common sense. From a conservative perspective, the lawsuit represents a long-overdue pushback against progressive activists who have used bureaucracy and funding streams to impose radical gender policies on local communities.
Ive got former teammates and family members that have to deal with the realities of these public schools in Minneapolis, seeing the disrespect that comes out of these children, seeing children being sexualized and celebrating things about whether or not you want to be with a man or a woman, just completely sexualizing them, Brewer continued, describing a culture he believes is being reshaped by ideology rather than education. As the DOJ case moves forward, Minnesotans will have to decide whether they stand with parents, girls sports, and biological realityor with a political establishment that Brewer and many conservatives say has lost touch with both science and basic decency.
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