During his pre-NFL Draft press conference, Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes wore a sweatshirt with a strong message.
The black shirt was donned with a Lions logo on the chest with “Support women and girls in sports” written across.
The message caught wind of Riley Gaines, who is fighting for fairness in girls’ and women’s sports, going against transgender females battling against biological girls in all sports.
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SEC champion swimmer Riley Gaines speaks during the general session at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas Aug. 6, 2022. (REUTERS/Go Nakamura)
“Amazing!!! Thank you,” Gaines tweeted with a clapping emoji.
Plenty of Gaines’ followers shared her same sentiment.
“Ironic that bio men are standing up for bio women more than bio women!” Zack Heeter wrote.
“Men like Brad Holmes doing your work,” another user wrote while tagging female stars like Olivia Dunne, Caitlyn Clark, and Alex Morgan.
Gaines has been on the fight ever since Lia Thomas, who was born a male, won the NCAA women’s swimming title.
She recently ripped President Biden when he promised to veto a bill that would prevent biological males from participating in women’s sports.
Speaking with Fox News Digital on Monday just hours after the White House released a statement that slammed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, or H.R. 734, Gaines said Biden’s veto promise was evidence he was putting a “radical minority” ahead of women across the country.
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines was barricaded in a room at San Francisco State University Thursday night after she was physically assaulted following a speech to students about saving women’s sports at a Turning Point USA and Leadership Institute event on the campus. (Fox News)
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“The president has declared that science, truth and common sense no longer matter. In opposing this bill, President Biden is catering to a radical minority at the expense of women, who are 51% of the population,” Gaines said.
“Equal opportunity, privacy and safety in our sports shouldn’t be controversial. The women who once advocated for Title IX should be outraged as this goes against everything they fought for. Female athletes of all ages, levels and sports deserve better,” she added.
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines speaks during a rally on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023, outside the NCAA Convention in San Antonio. (AP Photo/Darren Abate)
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“The left was once a party that embraced women and fought for women’s rights. And now we’ve seen this narrative being totally flipped,” she also said on “The Faulkner Focus” earlier this week.