Campus Radicals series highlights girls’ struggle competing with boys in sports

More K-2 and college extremism was exposed this week on Fox News Digital “Campus Radicals” investigative series.including the story of two brave high school girls who embrace the blue state’s transgender athletics policy.

Sadie Sullivan, a swimmer at Wenatchee High School in Washington, is fed up.

“Girls should never feel uncomfortable in their locker room,” she said. he said at a rally Lobbying for legislative changes that would protect girls from sharing private spaces with boys, and prevent boys from playing on girls’ sports teams.

“Girls should never be told that their feelings don’t matter,” Sullivan added. “Girls should never be pressured by adults to take off their clothes around boys. Girls should never have to sacrifice their safety for someone else’s comfort.”

A teenage girl swims butterfly at an outdoor swimming meet. (Getty Images)

The socialist group “By Any Means Necessary” escalates its campaign to “stop” the tipping point in the United States of America

Another student, Aahnalee Wilson, who runs track and field at Eastmont High School, criticized both Democratic Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and Trump. Washington state Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal.

“You stood up for transgender athletes, but you didn’t stand up for us,” Wilson said of Ferguson. “We’re important, too.” “We have voices. We have stories. And we deserve to be protected in our locker rooms, in our sports, and in the opportunities we’ve worked so hard for.”

She specifically called out Reykdal.

UC Berkeley TPUSA members navigate polarized campus after protests and arrests

“We don’t thrive with or with the boys in our dressing rooms Boys in our sport. “When you say ‘all’ students, you seem to forget that ‘all’ includes biological girls as well.”

Here are more highlights from this week:

The zero-score debacle at the University of Oklahoma continues to escalate

University of Oklahoma student Samantha Volnicki I gave 0 In an essay assignment I cited the Bible to oppose the idea that gender is non-binary.

Her teaching assistant, William “Mel” Kurth, who evaluated the work, was placed on administrative leave after the scandal sparked a firestorm.

Assistant Professor Kelly Alvarez He promoted the protest on behalf of Kurth’s reinstatementBut she ended up on administrative leave after a discrimination complaint was filed against her.

Alvarez offered an excused absence for students to demonstrate on Kerth’s behalf, according to OU’s Turning Point USA chapter. But when Turning Point Chapter President Caleb Magana requested an excused absence to counter-protest, he was told his absence would not be excused unless a “documented group assembles.” [of counter-protesters] can be regulated.”

Student Samantha Volnicki, with her Bible, at Oklahoma Memorial Union, Monday, November 24, 2025. (Doug Houck/The Oklahoman/Imagine Images)

“On Wednesday, a lecturer demonstrated viewpoint discrimination by exempting students who intended to miss class to attend a campus protest, but did not provide the same benefit to students who intended to miss class to express a counter viewpoint,” the University of Oklahoma said in a statement posted on social media.

The headteacher immediately responded to the situation and “told students in class today and via email that the lecturer’s actions were inappropriate and wrong, and that the university classroom exists to teach students how to think, not what to think.”

Alaska’s Arctic School District feels the heat in the winter

Anchorage School District Veterans Day is left off the official school calendarWhich sparked a backlash from the Republican gubernatorial candidate.

Bernadette Wilson, who is running for the state’s top elected official, called the move “completely unacceptable.”

Instead, Veterans Day is marked on the calendar as “Student Release Professional Development Day.”

“There’s no question there’s a huge effort being made right now to indoctrinate our children,” Wilson told Fox News Digital. “We see it with our kids’ low test scores, and then we see it with forced, Ideology woke up “This comes from our school districts.”

The school district itself recently came under fire for disclaiming the US Constitution and Declaration of Independence, saying it “does not endorse” the views expressed in the founding documents.

The Anchorage School District in Alaska admitted that it mistakenly added a disclaimer dissociating itself from “the views expressed” on a handout containing only the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence. (Karen Waldron)

North Carolina teen sues school after Charlie Kirk tribute sparks ‘criminal investigation’ and censorship

The “Turning Point” chapter was forced underground

A chapter of Turning Point USA at Vanguard University, a small Christian school in California, is no longer official affiliated with the school.

The chapter, founded in 2023, became a victim of the school’s policy prohibiting “political advocacy initiatives,” which bars all political groups from campus. Turning Point is known for promoting Christian values.

All political activities at the school are now directed through the university administration.

“Christians have a place in politics, and not just a place. We have a deep voice, the deepest voice in politics. “We have every right to assert ourselves, to make claims, and it’s very disappointing to see a Christian university promoting the idea that Christians shouldn’t speak out and that politics is taboo,” Sadie Burnett, president of the unsanctioned chapter, told Fox News Digital.

Sadie Burnett, right, president of the Turning Point USA chapter at Vanguard University, holds a Charlie Kirk banner on an unknown date. (Obtained by Fox News Digital)

A controversial professor is back in the news

Rutgers professor Mark Bray, known as “Dr. Antifa,” will do just that Teaching Spring Seminar It is simply called “communism” by students at New Jersey Public University.

Bray fled with his wife to Spain after a riot broke out on campus involving the school’s Turning Point USA chapter, which began a petition to fire him. He is the author of “Antifa: An Anti-Fascist Handbook,” which calls for “Militant anti-fascist“.

Bray wrote in the book that “at least 50 percent of the author’s proceeds will go to the International Anti-Fascist Defense Fund administered by more than three hundred Antifa from eighteen countries,” sparking accusations that he helped fund Antifa, which the US government has now designated as a domestic terrorist organization.

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Mark Bray, assistant professor of history at Rutgers University, and his wife, Yesenia Barragan, assistant professor of history at Rutgers University, wait in their hotel room in Newark, New Jersey, before a planned trip to Spain on Thursday, October 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)

A private university accused of interfering in immigration and customs affairs

In Minneapolis, officials at Augsburg University tried to do just that Prevent ICE from arresting An illegal immigrant student — who is also a registered sex offender with a prior drunk driving conviction — on campus.

At least one administrator and a group of students enlisted campus police to prevent an ICE vehicle from leaving the scene after the suspect, Jesus Saucedo Portillo, was arrested.

Uncooperative school officials told federal law enforcement that the arrest was against school policy. The Department of Homeland Security said it reminded school officials that federal law supersedes university rules.

“We are proud of that [students] For the fact that they did so, despite the hectic and shocking nature of the event itself, school head Paul Pribino told local media.

The Department of Homeland Security said illegal immigrant Jesus Saucedo Portillo is a sex offender with a prior conviction for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested at Augsburg College. (David Brewster/Star Tribune via Getty Images; Department of Homeland Security)

Jewish students in Colombia face harassment

An internal review at Columbia University concluded that its students were Jewish I faced fierce harassment From their pro-Palestinian counterparts during the war in Gaza.

The task force found that Israeli students They were singled out or harassed in class, including a student who was told she should be considered “one of the killers” because she served in the IDF.

Anti-Israel demonstrators set up camp at Columbia University. (Getty Images)

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In another case, the report says a teacher told students that three major Jewish donors gave money to “launder blood money” and referred to Israel as “the so-called Israel.”

Fox News’ Andrew Mark Miller, Preston Mizell and Madison Colombo contributed to this report.