An ambassador for the Riley Gaines Center at the Learning Institute held justice at the Women’s Sports Rally earlier this week, but was bombarded by “violent” protesters.
Olivia Krolczyk was at the University of Washington this week to speak about transgender athletes in girls’ and women’s sports, but she encountered many who opposed her.
“As soon as I got to campus, I was immediately met with confrontation. I had signs and flyers everywhere throughout campus telling me to leave, gathering people for the protest. It was crazy, you couldn’t walk 10 feet without see them,” Krolczyk told Outkick’s Charly Arnolt on Friday.
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Olivia Krolczyk held a rally that was bombed by “violent” protesters. (Riley Gaines Center)
Krolczyk later said there were 100 protesters “who line danced to country music, which seems a little strange. Usually that’s a conservative thing, it’s country music.”
She said the protest was initially peaceful.
“However, it went from 0 to 100 in five minutes. It got absolutely violent when Antifa showed up. We ended up having about 200 protesters,” Krolczyk said.
Riley Gaines is sworn in during a House Oversight Subcommittee on Health Care and Financial Services on Capitol Hill on December 5, 2023 in Washington, DC (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
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“Immediately, the fire alarm was pulled, the doors were locked and no one could enter or exit the building. We were essentially held hostage within the event space. We only had 10 security officers compared to 200 protesters, so there was no much we could do.
“The protesters were certainly violent. They were breaking windows, making loud noises, pulling fire alarms constantly, wasting the fire department’s time.”
According to her biography on the Center’s website, Krolczyk joined the Center upon receiving a failed qualification to use the term “biological woman.”
Olivia Krolczyk said 200 demonstrators protested, with some breaking windows and fire alarms. (Outkick)
She then posted about the experience on Tiktok, which garnered 6 million views, but was removed for “community guidelines violations,” and was permanently banned.
