ESPN’s Sage Steele Calls on Women in Media & Hollywood to Defend Riley Gaines After Campus Attack: “Ladies, Where Are You?”

Sage Steele of ESPN took to Twitter on Friday to urge women in positions of power to stand up for Riley Gaines after she was attacked by transgender criminals at San Francisco State University for opposing the inclusion of natural men in women’s’s sports.

According to Breitbart’s’s Alana Mastrangelo:

Gaines posted a video to social media showing how she was escorted out of the building by police and led into another place at San Francisco State while extreme left-wing activists yelled,” Trans rights are human rights!” constantly.

Gaines’ father, Louis Barker, added that he spoke with her for almost three years while she was confined to the space.

” She told me that a man in the clothes hit her several years. I was trembling. It really enraged me, he said. I find it sickening to look quite powerless over it. She was being protected by the police when she was always struck by a man wearing clothing.

Steele reacted to the popular game and the lack of adulation from influential women to urge them to stand up for Gaines despite the” story.”

Gibson was reminded by Steele that many people back her.

It’s’s difficult to imagine women in the media or in Hollywood keeping quiet about another woman being attacked by a man in public because of her political beliefs. However, as Steele points out, Gaines was undoubtedly criticizing the radical transgender movement on the left, which goes against the” story” that the vast majority of powerful female follow. A fact that contradicts the alleged female motion that so many marketing women claim to support.

The fact that Steele is the only female employee of ESPN to have officially defended Gaines is already telling. It should be sufficient for ladies at ESPN to support Riley Gaines simply because she is a person and participated in free speech. If not, she was unquestionably be defended as a former athlete.

Therefore, the solitude is deafening, with the exception of Sage Steele.