Lexi Coleman (Hogue)

I wanted to follow up from my last tweets. I’ve always believed competitive equity & inclusivity are both essential in sport. The current system doesn’t adequately balance these important principles, which often leads to frustration and heated exchanges, and it didn’t help for me to get personal with Riley, which I apologize for. These are sensitive, complicated issues that I truly don’t have the answers or solutions to, but I believe it starts with empathy and respect. I was not advocating for policies that compromise fairness in women’s sports. My objection is to be singling out children for public scrutiny in ways that feel personal and harmful. Individual athletes—especially kids—should never be the focus of criticism of a flawed system they have no control over. I believe sports organizations have a responsibility to come up with rules supporting inclusion while maintaining fair competition. We all want a future for sport that is fair, inclusive, and respectful. Xoxo Simone 🤍

PEOPLE NEED TO WAKE UP... Your 7-year-old wakes up exhausted. Not because he's sick. Because it's 6AM. You pour him cereal. Not because it's healthy. Because it's quick. He stares at an iPad. Not because it's good for him. Because you need to get ready. The school calls later: "He can't focus" "He can't sit still" "He needs testing" The doctor writes a prescription. Not because your boy is broken. Because the system is. The truth? His brain is FIGHTING: - Chemical food dyes - Sugar crashes - Screen addiction - Sleep deprivation - Natural energy But we medicate the child Instead of fixing the cause. Your grandfather's kids: - Played outside - Ate real food - Slept well - Moved freely No pills needed. Modern parenting isn't convenience. It's warfare. Against your own child. Give him a chance: - Clean food - Real sleep - Free play - Natural movement DON'T give him pills. The system wants patients. NATURE MADE WARRIORS. CHOOSE WISELY...