The Political Fight Over Women's Locker Room Access Policies
Showing 5 Women's Locker Rooms videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Senator Josh Hawley confronted NCAA President Charlie Baker during a Senate hearing over policies permitting biological males to compete in women's sports and share women's locker rooms, pressing Baker on his claim that federal courts or Title IX require these accommodations and revealing that the NCAA has separately argued in court that Title IX doesn't even apply to its own policies. Charlie Kirk engages a college student on the same underlying question, using a hypothetical scenario about single-sex locker room access to argue that gender ideology creates concrete safety and privacy tradeoffs that theoretical commitments to inclusivity don't fully resolve, an exchange that grew notably tense when the student's personal relationship with a transgender friend complicated her ability to fully reconcile the two positions. Hawley's hearing specifically highlighted a case where five women's volleyball teams forfeited games rather than compete against a team with a transgender athlete, a concrete example he used to argue the NCAA's stated commitment to fairness in women's athletics doesn't match its actual policy enforcement.