Megyn Kelly Tells Women To Stand Up to Transgenderism

(RightWing.org) – The country’s battle surrounding so-called transgender rights and the places they can frequent recently flared up at the University of Wyoming’s Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Seven members of the organization filed a federal lawsuit against the group’s national organization for allegedly pressuring them to violate their own rules and induct a biological male who identified as a woman. Conservative media personality and podcast host Megyn Kelly recently spoke out about the controversy, telling women to stand up against transgenderism.

The former Fox News host launched her fiery appeal to women during the April 19 airing of her SiriusXM program, The Megyn Kelly Show. Staring intently at a camera, she started by warning women if they don’t find their voice and speak out “against this nonsense, [they] can kiss every woman’s space goodbye.” Then, upping the ante, she added that they could also bid farewell to “women’s rights” in general.

Turning her attention to the Kappa Kappa Gamma House, she noted that if women didn’t stand up and do something, “perverted men” would take over the nation’s sororities. “Stick your daughter in a sorority,” she stated, and “let [them] at her,” she shouted, throwing her hands up in the air.

Kelly urged her female viewers and the men who support them to find their voices. Otherwise, their future looked grim. She concluded her remarks by noting people can support transgender individuals and their numerous challenges “without surrendering” to the current madness sweeping the country.

The battle over where transgender people may belong has flared at the University of Wyoming, where a lawsuit filed by seven sorority members challenges the induction of a transgender woman.

Suit contests University of Wyoming trans woman in sorority https://t.co/qEhQOB3Ykz pic.twitter.com/B125yfynEP

— StridentConservative (@StridentConserv) March 31, 2023

Kappa Kappa Gamma’s executive director Kari Poole issued a statement to news outlets. She claimed the sorority members’ lawsuit contained “numerous false allegations.” She also said the national organization didn’t discriminate based on gender identity or other factors.

Curiously, the transgender individual in question, identified by the pseudonym “Terry Smith” in the civil complaint, identifies as a male on their driver’s license and reportedly only occasionally dresses as a woman.