The Megyn Kelly Show First Person: Female College Athlete Speaks Out About and Sues NCAA Over Biological Male On Her Team | Ep. 915
Oct 13, 2024
Brooke Slusser, a volleyball player from San Jose State, is suing the NCAA over a biological male on her women's team. She shares her shocking experience of discovering this when she transferred without prior knowledge. Brooke discusses the unfair physical advantages and the emotional turmoil she faced, including death threats for speaking out. She emphasizes the importance of fairness in women's sports and the challenge of navigating identity and safety within the current athletic landscape.
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Living With a Teammate
- Brooke Slusser transferred to San Jose State University to play volleyball.
- She was never told that a biological male was on the team and was unknowingly living with him.
Discovering the Truth
- Slusser overheard a conversation revealing her teammate Blair's biological sex.
- She experienced denial and confusion, as the situation was never openly addressed.
Unsafe Play
- Blair's play was noticeably different, with more power and strength.
- Slusser refused to play against Blair without a block, citing safety concerns.