‘I Have A PhD!’: Professor Laughed Out Of Room After Getting Pinned On Gender Ideology Question By Swim Champ Riley Gaines

Riley Gaines, the top female collegiate swimmer at the University of Pittsburgh, pinned him on a fundamental query about the biological differences between men and women, which elicited raucous laughter from students.

Gaines recently spoke to a packed room of students at the University of Pittsburgh about men in women’s sports after finishing fifth with transgender-identifying swimmer Lia Thomas in the NCAA Championship last year. Senior lecturer at the university’s anthropology department, Gabby Yearwood, disagreed with the idea that skeletal data can be used to ascertain a deceased person.

Would you be able to distinguish between men and women 100 years from now solely based on their bones? Gaines enquired. Yearwood started to respond, “No,” and the audience laughed as he questioned why, despite being referred to as “the expert in the room,” someone was making fun of him. The attendees were then questioned about their anthropology credentials by an irate Yearwood, who exclaimed, “I have a PhD!”

.⁦@Riley_Gaines_⁩ to anthropologist: "If you were to dig up… 2 humans… 100 years from now, both man and woman, could you tell the difference, strictly off of bones?"

"No."

*CHAOS*

"I'm not sure why I'm being laughed at if I'm the expert in the room. … I have a PhD!" pic.twitter.com/YYW76ISevI

— Vince Coglianese (@VinceCoglianese) March 30, 2023

Recently, leftist anthropology activists urged their colleagues to stop categorizing human remains as male or female and to disregard racial ancestry-related evidence out of concern that doing so might lead to “assumptions” about the deceased people’s claimed gender identities.

Gaines revealed to The Daily Wire that she intentionally “set up” Yearwood during their conversation because she had discovered that skeletal remains are the main piece of information anthropologists use to determine a person’s sex.

Gaines remarked that “every rational person knows the answer: men have narrower hips, different skull shapes, an extra rib shape, longer femurs and different jaw shapes.” Even someone with a PhD was willing to lie to virtue signal or to dispel the myth that sex is an artificial social construct, which we know is untrue, when he said “No,” it was just brought to light.

Last year, Gaines graduated with a bachelor’s degree in health law and human health sciences from the University of Kentucky. She continued, “I took all of the chemistry, organic, and biology courses that I could think of. To understand that men and women are different, however, all you really need is a fifth-grade biology education.

Gaines is currently collaborating with the Independent Women’s Forum to spread awareness of the dangers that radical gender theorists’ erosion of women poses to women.

She continued, “As a whole, we want to put off this farce that we’re inclusive, kind, accepting, loving, and tolerant, but in reality, it’s not kind” to allow men to snoop around women and our once-sex-protected sports. “These sex-protected spaces and categories were created to protect, but that’s actually exclusive: it excludes the very female athletes and females in general.”

Gaines received widespread support from University of Pittsburgh attendees, who credited the city’s police force with making sure her speech could go on without much disruption from protesters. She asserted that there were undoubtedly some individuals present who opposed my presence. However, the response was excellent, and I believe it was well received. As a result, many people realized how awful this is for women.