fawning over the transgender student, a biological male, who join a so record i think at the university of wyomingof wyoming and made history last fall as the first openly transgender woman to join a sorority. the very brave woman at the center of it all -- stuart: that student has been accused of peeping and making many girls uncomfortable. jason rantz on that next. muck finish. ♪ ♪ i'm begging you to beg me. ♪ i want you to want me. ♪ i need you to the need me -- to need me. ♪ i'd love you to love me ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) woah. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. stuart: a transgender student, a biological male transition dog female, joined a sorority. some members of the so -- sorority filed a lawsuit. they claim langford had become advisely a-- visibly aroused around the sisters, made them uncomfortable. now watch msnbc's interview. roll it. >> a student at the university of wisconsin made history as the first openly transgender woman to join a sorority.

collegeo to improve the conditions for free expression on their campus this proposal from the university of wyoming hits quite a few of them if they were to adopt most of the proposals in this task force report they would instantly be one of the best universities in the country in terms of their policies for free expression. of course as is already been mentioned university of north, and i agree they are doing amazing things down after people should look at what they are doing and follow them. >> dr. marschall. >> i think as far as experience for administration, hillsdale college is probably ideal at this point that you have a few good things coming out of university because what trust is it done, with the covers have been for both trustees, governor abbott for the university of texas us are getting rid of dei program, also the college of florida but as far as who's doing it right i would say desperate feeling when i can think of it hillsdale. because so much of what people think of to limit positive change for students, there still that barrier between the bureaucracy, the administration within th

can do to improve the conditions for free expression on the campus, at this proposal from university of wyoming it's quite a few of them. if you were to adopt most of the proposals in this task force report they would instantly be one of the best universities in the country in terms of their policies for free expression. and, of course, as has already been mentioned university of north carolina i agree they're doing mate amazing things and people should look at what they're doing and follow them. >> dr. marschall. >> i think as far as experience, hillsdale college bombing is ideal at this point back. you have a few good things come out of public universities because of what trustees have done and what the governors have done, so both trustees and governor abbott from the university university of texas system for gettinghe rid of dei statements, getting rid of dei program can also the college of florida. as far as who is doing it right i would say the only example i can think of is hillsdale, because so much of what people are trying to make positive change for students and institutions, they're

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except at the university of wyoming. male joined the kappa kappa gamma sorority. which made the sisters uncomfortable. in a lawsuit, the sisters accused artemis of being a peeping tom, staring at them fully aroused when they walked to the bathroom in a towel. artemis allegedly was hiding how aroused he was. the girls felt violated in their own house. the suit to kick artemis out of the sorority. they lost in court because the national chapter has gender fluid bylaws and will not define what a woman is geared to msnbc through a peeping tom party for artemis. >> it takes a brave and unique person to do this, do be a first in a situation like this. what makes you want to stay with everything you've been through? >> i'm certainly not the first trans-person to be attacked by elements of the media. unfortunately, i don't think i will be the last. i want people to know that it's never okay for that kind of scrutiny on the person just because of their identity, just because i'm trans. >> jesse: he doesn't like the scrutiny, okay.

. >> artemis lankford, who is a student at the university of wyoming and made history last fall as theirst openly transgendered woman to join a sorority. being the first can be incredibly hard. >> laura: well, i would say it's probably incredibly hard to be one of the pledges who didn't get in that sorority when a biological male did or maybe other sisters who were still in the sorority. >> there were a lot of uncomfortable moments in the sorority house. and it just goes to show the importance of women's spaces, ultimately. we were never told it was a unisection space. we joined under the impression it was a single sex organization. >> laura: we invited artemis lankford on the angle last night and tonight. instead of a yes or no we received a note from lankford's lawyer who said quote the most heinous allegations made in the lawsuit were untrue. but, regardless of lankford's personal behavior or how his presence made certain sisters feel or not feel, why should sororities feel compelled to allow biological men in as sisters? well, the woke media, of course, they don't have any question

who is a student at the university of wyoming, she made history last month of the first transgender womann. this week brought some very good news for artemis. artemis lankford scored a legal victory when a judge dismissed a suit brought by six fellow members of her cap a cap gamma sorority who sued to kick her out of the chapter over her trans identity. -- widespread attention at schools continue to be a front line in the fight for lgbtq+ rights. artemis lankford, the brave women at the center of it all is joining me now. artemis, thanks for joining me, appreciate it. how are you doing? >> [inaudible] thank you for having me on. i'm doing okay. it's very unusual in my experience to be able to have this opportunity. i'm very thankful to be able to be with you today. >> it's gotta be hard to start off your junior year, you should be thinking what classes are taking, but friends will be hanging with, what opening year parties you'll be going to. instead you're thinking about this lawsuit and how members of her sorority didn't want you to be a part of it. what is that like for you? >> it's be

. >> so i was -- at the university of wyoming. and matt was on the committee that decided to bring it to his school to talk about -- >> did you get to know? >> no. because i arrived on campus the day he died. so i got to know his friends. and with whom i talk because they still wanted gay awareness week to go on. all the lgbtq kids that in the front row, and they left an empty seat. and i just kept looking at that seat. >> so i feel this connection, and i feel a responsibility and obligation, an honor and privilege to use my voice to amplify matt's story. because he's not here to do that. >> his mother fears that this country is starting over when it comes to lgbtq rights. do you agree with that? >> starting over -- >> starting over in a bad way. >> well both of them, who are such incredible people, who else would two months after their son was murdered so brutally create the matthew shepard foundation? so that others would not have this fade. because she never thought that the foundation would need to be in existence for 25 years

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that's happening at the university of wyoming. men could take scholarships away from women. in this rewrite it is sexual harassment if you miss gender attended in the individual it is sexual harassment that if you're in a dorm room and your women to feel uncomfortable sharing the film, if you complainant asked be moved you are guilty of sexual harassment. >> and you mentioned the transferable skills. i think that is so vital. give me like the top three skills that you develop by learning to be a competitive athlete. >> i think especially being to your team captain a universe of kentucky i was in the top three skills i learned were teamwork, communication and leadership. without a doubt. those are skills that translate to your group or i graduate with every intent on being in dental school. actually what i what to do was endodontics. i scored in the top percentile and that's what i thought my life direction was going. those three skills i mention teamwork, leadership, and to munication would've been crucial to become a dennis and now i realize in my advocacy work they are jus

it's happening at university of wyoming.ld take academic and athletic scholarships away from women in this new rewrite. it's actually sexual harassment if you missed under a trans- identified individual. it's sexual harassment that if you're in a dorm room and you're a woman and you feel uncomfortable sharing this dorm room, if you complain and ask to be moved, you're guilty of sexual harassment. >> and you mentioned the transferable skills. i think that is so vital. give me, like, the top three skills that you developed by learning to be a competitive athlete. >> i think especially being two year team captain at university of kentucky, i would say the top three skills i learned were teamwork, communication, and leadership. without a doubt. and those are skills that translate to your career. i graduated with every intent on being in dental school, actually. what i wanted to do with added onyx. i scored in the top percentile of the dat, which is the dental admissions test, and that's what i, i thought my life direction was go