Maine High School Athlete Cassidy Carlisle posted her message to Government Janet Mills, while the state continued to light her nose as President Donald Trump and maintained her policies of transgender athletes in maiden and women’s sports.
Carlisle opened Fox News Digital Last week about how state transgender policies influenced her childhood, revealing that she was changing in front of a transgender student for a lecture at the gym while she was in high school.
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Athlete of the Maine Cassidy Carlisle High School at Fox & Friends. (Fox News Channel)
Carlisle, now a high school student, has become a voice for changes in his country. She met with American Chief Lawyer Pam Bondi last month and shared her story that she had to compete with transgender athletes in sports. She also spoke in front of the capitol of the state of Maine earlier this month, while hundreds of protesters against gender policies.
She appeared on “Fox & Friends” On Monday, he still explained what her message Mills was.
“My message to Governor was just thinking about all women in your country,” she said. “If he truly can look at us and say that I will not fight for you, then, you know, it is truly hearty because we had to fight for a long time to have a position that has a lot of women to fight for her. So, for her to look at all of us and say that I will not fight for you is cordial.”
Carlisle added that she knew something was wrong when she was first exposed to state transgender policies. However, she said she didn’t know how to speak at the time.
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Maine Democratic Government is talking to reporters at the Lewiston City Hall in Lewiston, Maine, on Thursday, October 26, 2023. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, file)
“I think it’s one of those things, when that happens, you don’t know what to do, but you definitely know something is wrong,” she said. I was 13 to know that something was wrong, but I didn’t know what to do.
“I didn’t have a platform to speak, and I think it’s really hard because you feel like you don’t have a voice, but that’s not true. And I hope, saying that many younger people know it’s okay to speak.”
Karile written in op-ed At Fox News Digital, describing how she took care of the future of the female sport if politics continued.
“I am truly afraid of the future of female sports if countries like mine continue in this direction. Girls of all ages are watched by women wiping away from sports – they can no longer trust that their efforts and dedication will be honored by Fer by shooting their physical equal equality,” she wrote.
“We have to win this battle for them. This is a competition we can’t lose.”
Maine High Schooler Cassidy Carlisle Skiing. (Kindy Cassidy Carlisle)
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Trump’s administration gave Maine until Thursday to adhere to an executive order to keep biological males out of female sports or risk losing federal financing in their public schools.
Fox News’ Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.
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