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Up on today’s Problematic Women – student encampments have led to hundreds of arrests, but a group of fraternity brothers at UNC displayed courageous patriotism in the face of pro-Palestine protests. Plus, MSNBC’s Nicole Wallace claimed former President Donald Trump is one of the greatest threats to journalists -- that escalated quickly! We debunk her hyperbolic claim. And Taylor Swift isn’t the only one breaking records this year. We discuss Travis Kelce’s record-breaking payday and why his brother might still be the wealthier man where it counts.
And as always, we crown our Problematic Woman of the Week!
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Athletic clothing brands hold Women’s History Month promotional campaigns every March and claim to support women's and girls sports, but haven’t spoken out against men competing as women—until now.
“None of them is weighing in and taking a stand to protect female athletes and female sports and spaces from males entering into those spaces,” says Jennifer Sey, the founder of XX-XY Athletics. 
As a former elite gymnast and the 1986 USA Gymnastics national champion, Sey knows the value athletics can play in the lives of women—and the danger posed by men being allowed to enter female competitions. 
“You know, girls that participate in sports are more likely to graduate from high school. They get better grades. They're less likely to become pregnant in high school,” Sey explains on the “Problematic Women” podcast. 
Sey joins the “Problematic Woman” podcast to share her own journey and struggles as an elite gymnast, the launch of XX-XY Athletics, and her 2022 book “Levi's Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job but Gave Me My Voice.”
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Up on today’s Problematic Women –  We break down the latest on Iran’s attack against Israel. Then, conflicts in the Middle East remain difficult to navigate. We explain the current alliances. Plus, Tax Day was Monday. What’s the federal government doing with your money? It may surprise you. 
And as always, we’ll be crowning our Problematic Woman of the Week!
Apple for the Daily Signal Congressional Reporter Position Here: https://heritage.applytojob.com/apply/r7AToRsyMw/Congressional-News-Reporter,-The-Daily-Signal

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Up on today’s Problematic Women – We discuss former porn star Nala Ray’s journey out of the industry and the public’s response to her interview with Michael Knowles. And the Vatican has clarified its position on surrogacy and LGBTQ operations. Is their stance surprising? We explain.
Plus, Miami laid down the law on spring breakers and it worked. We share the results. And as always, we’ll be crowning our Problematic Woman of the Week!
Link to Daily Signal job opening:
https://heritage.applytojob.com/apply/r7AToRsyMw/Congressional-News-Reporter,-The-Daily-Signal 
Link to Nala Ray interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkF7xKG2g1o&t=7319s

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Up on today’s Problematic Women – The White House did not celebrate Christ's resurrection on Easter, but transgender visibility. You can’t make this stuff up. Plus, Florida has taken a huge step to protect the unborn. We explain. And, if you want to buy a house anytime in the next few years and it feels nearly impossible, you are not alone. We share some of our own experiences and why it is so much harder to buy today than it was for our parents. And as always, we’ll be crowning our Problematic Woman of the Week!
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Up on today’s Problematic Women – We discuss the crisis of boyhood and manhood in America. And to solve this, the solution is simple in theory, but maybe hard in practice.
And Evie Magazine reports that there are four categories of female attractiveness. But why are we so obsessed with this topic and what does it say about our culture?
The Supreme Court finally hear arguments for the mifepristone abortion pill case. Sarah Parshall Perry joins us later in the show to explain what we heard from the justices and what we can infer about how they might rule.  And as always, we’ll be crowning our Problematic Woman of the Week!

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