Wokeness in Corporate America with XX-XY Athletics’ Jennifer Sey

How does advocating for women's rights intersect with the current debates on gender and sports?
In an engaging interview with Jim and Bob, Jennifer Sey, the founder of XX-XY Athletics and former chief marketing officer of Levi's, delves into her extensive experience in the fashion industry and her bold decision to launch her own brand. The discussion emphasizes Jennifer's commitment to advocating for women's rights in sports and explores the controversial topic of wokeness in corporate America.
The conversation takes a deep dive into the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, scrutinizing the biological differences between males and females and the resulting fairness of competition. They examine the implications of allowing transgender women to compete against biological women, considering the potential impact on Title IX and the integrity of women's sports.
Throughout the discussion, the need for truth and fairness in the face of political correctness is underscored, highlighting the importance of protecting women's rights and ensuring a level playing field in sports.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:18 Starting XXXY Athletics and Standing Up for Women's Rights in Sports
13:30 The Importance of Truth and Quality in Branding
22:32 The Controversy of Biological Men in Women's Sports
32:52 The Debate Over Transgender Athletes
38:19 Eliminating Sex-Based Categories
44:19 Protecting Women's Rights in Sports
49:00 The Implications of Rewriting Title IX
52:42 Normalizing Everything and the Role of Moms