Prof Giordano and Riley Gaines on how to combat radical gender ideology

This issue transcends political boundaries as the majority of Americans are concerned about the indoctrination of radical gender ideology, especially when it comes to shaping the experiences of their children.

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February 1, 2024, 1:48 pm ET

Riley Gaines sits down with Campus Reform Higher Education Fellow Nicholas Giordano to discuss her Speak Louder Tour sponsored by the Leadership Institute. Riley explains the critical need for courage to confront the alarming trend of women being marginalized and erased as men are dominating women’s sports.

This issue transcends political boundaries as the majority of Americans are concerned about the indoctrination of radical gender ideology, especially when it comes to shaping the experiences of their children.

Watch the full interview here.

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Nicholas Giordano

Professor, Suffolk Community College

Nicholas Giordano is a professor of Political Science, the host of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, and a fellow at Campus Reform’s Higher Education Fellowship. With 2 decades of teaching experience and over a decade of experience in the emergency management/homeland security arena, Professor Giordano is regularly called on to speak about issues related to government, politics, and international relations.

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Prof Giordano and Riley Gaines on how to combat radical gender ideology

This issue transcends political boundaries as the majority of Americans are concerned about the indoctrination of radical gender ideology, especially when it comes to shaping the experiences of their children.

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