There is just a single player in professional women’s soccer who cares about keeping it a women’s league. Jennifer Sey wants to change that.

After Angel City FC player Elizabeth Eddy was ganged up on by her female teammates for pushing for the league to adopt strict gender rules, prominent voices are putting up money to ensure that players like Eddy have support.

Jennifer Sey, the founder and CEO of XX-XY Athletics, pledged $10,000 to the next NWSL player who stood up for keeping the pro women’s league for women. Then someone anonymously added $5,000 to up the ante. Then OutKick founder Clay Travis said he’d double that, bringing the pot to $30,000.

“I want to encourage more athletes to speak out,” Sey told The Daily Wire on Thursday. The former Team USA gymnast said her $30,000 won’t mean anything to a player who is raking in millions from a company like Nike, but most players in women’s soccer aren’t in that position.

“You know the average salary is around $50,000 a year. That’s not a lot of money,” Sey said. “If I can offer $30,000 and take away the fear of cancellation and the fear of losing other endorsement deals and almost double their annual salary, that feels like a worthwhile incentive to put on the table.”

🚨🚨$10k to the next NWSL player to stand up in defense of keeping women’s soccer female. A full throated defense. A press conference. Nothing mealy-mouthed.

Stand with @elizabetheddy2.

And we at @xx_xyathletics will stand with you.

You’ll get a lot of nice gear too.

DMs…

— Jennifer Sey (@JenniferSey) November 5, 2025

Travis, an outspoken advocate for women’s sports, echoed Sey’s sentiment.

“The reality is we need more brave professional female athletes,” Travis told The Daily Wire. “I am fortunate to have resources to support the things I say. I understand the fear of cancellation is real. The sponsors dropping you is real. I’ve always been willing to put my money where my mouth is. I hope to do it more going forward.”

Travis and Sey said players have reached out already in the last 24 hours since Sey made the call to action Wednesday.

Sey, the founder of the only clothing brand that openly stands for women’s sports being for only women, said it’s going to take someone bold to make a statement.

“No one is going to raise their hand and do this unless they really believe in it and they really believe that it’s necessary to keep women’s sports female,” Sey said. “Because my $30,000 payment is nothing compared probably to the future cancellation they still might endure, right?”

Sey is no stranger to cancel culture.

When she spoke out about gymnasts being abused nearly two decades ago, she got pushback. The same thing happened when Sey said she wanted schools to open during the COVID lockdowns. It got uncomfortable, but Sey did it anyway.

Sey knew she was doing the right thing when she started XX-XY Athletics a year and a half ago to change the culture around women’s sports. Now she wants to put that organization behind courageous athletes.

“You will have my support, my team’s support and all the athletes on our roster, which is almost 300 athletes at this point, and you’ll get $30,000 and you will also know that you did the right thing.”

“Brands play a role in normalizing ideas,” Sey said. “We are standing up for reality.”

Elizabeth Eddy burst onto the scene of the fight to save women’s sports in October after she penned a piece in the New York Post calling for stricter gender guidelines in the NWSL.

Her Angel City FC teammates called her “transphobic.” The team captain, Sarah Gorden, said Eddy’s article was racist.

“There is nothing racist about saying women’s sports are for women,” Sey said.

Eddy said in her response to her teammates, “responsible people can disagree on this topic, but there is no need to go to bullying and name calling.”

But with the reality of what Eddy is experiencing, how will women be encouraged to speak up?

“I think it’s a slow and steady climb, it will happen slowly then all at once,” Sey said. “Every time something happens in the world that alerts people to the issue, more people join the cause. We’re going to hit a critical mass and no one is going to care anymore if they get called a bigot or a racist because they know it’s false.”

For Sey, even small progress is a major victory.

“If I can get two players from the National Women’s Soccer League, that’s two more than we had two weeks ago.”

The Free Press has reviewed internal Democratic Socialists of America documents that show the organization’s leaders view Mamdani as a tool in their agenda to abolish prisons and borders and ultimately end what they call the “barbaric order of capitalism.”

The Free Press continued:

The DSA, founded in 1982, is a political body dedicated to the doctrine of democratic socialism, which is a variety of socialism that simply specifies how it would like revolution to occur: peacefully, through the subversion of democracy. Mamdani, a dues-paying DSA member since 2017, is the tip of that spear. 

The Left constantly screws around with the definitions of terms. Socialism, typically speaking, is government control of the market-based order, nationalization of resources, getting rid of the pricing system, etc.

There are touches of socialism in a capitalist economy. This is called a mixed system. The United States obviously has a mixed system. So do Denmark and Norway. Fully socialist countries include Cuba and North Korea. China is an economically fascist system that has maintained aspects of nationalization, but then allowed certain aspects of the private market to operate so they could actually have a workable pricing system.

When people say democratic socialism, sometimes they mean Norway and sometimes they mean the DSA, which is to say, communism achieved through democratic means. 

The DSA held its annual convention in August, with the theme “Rebirth and Beyond: Reflecting on a decade of DSA’s growth and preparing for a decade of party building.” There, delegates voted to adopt a resolution titled “Principles for Party-Building,” which stated that the purpose of the DSA is “to unite workers to win the battle for democracy and bring about socialism, not to seek a governing coalition with a perceived lesser evil under the current undemocratic political system.” The resolution stated that the goals go beyond the White House. “A socialist party in the United States,” the document said, “must be a part of the global political movement of the working class.” 

These are communists. They have nothing to do with the traditional Democratic Party, and yet they have more and more power. They have made it a full-time job to infiltrate school boards and majorities all over the country.

And they’re not being stopped.

There’s going to be a whole new wave of DSA-inspired candidates all across America. State Rep. Ruwa Romman is running for Georgia governor in 2026. She, of course, has talked about how Israel is a fascist government, which is table stakes for the DSA. She canvassed for Mamdani. She’s mainly driven by radical Third Worldism that is deeply connected to antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment. Her bid is a long shot in that Democratic primary, but she is running.

Graham Platner is very likely to win the Senate nomination in Maine in 2026. He, too, is a radical in the mold of Zohran Mamdani. He’s taken some hits because he had a giant Nazi tattoo on his chest, which he then denied was a Nazi tattoo, and then covered it up with an even uglier tattoo. But he is a democratic socialist.

Kat Abughazaleh is a candidate for Illinois’s ninth congressional district in 2026. She has a lot of followers on TikTok. She, like Mamdani, is very social media-savvy. She was indicted by a federal grand jury recently for allegedly blocking vehicles outside an ICE facility. Although she’s not formally DSA, her platform basically mirrors DSA.

There’s Kshama Sawant, who’s running for Washington’s ninth congressional district in 2026, and is an open Marxist. There’s Abdul El-Sayed, running for U.S. Senate in Michigan in 2026.

These candidates are very much to the Left, and the Democratic Party seems to have very little systemic immunity to them.

And all it’s going to cost you if they win is all your money and all your freedom.