Everything You Want to Know about May Mailman, Trump's Anti-Trans Zealot

May Mailman, the White House senior policy strategist  is the woman behind “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.” The executive order directs federal agencies to eradicate every trace of what it calls “gender ideology” and established new government-wide definitions of the sexes. “Woman” meant adult human female. “Female” was “a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell.” Men made “the small reproductive cell.” “Sex,” it decreed, was an “immutable biological reality.”

Mailman spent four years working in the first Trump administration, becoming an immigration hawk and close ally and friend of senior adviser Stephen Miller.

Mailman describes herself as “one of the most effective and connected veterans of the Trump West Wing,” the get-it-done woman for Trump’s get-it-done man. “Stephen [Miller]’s the ideas guy,” she told Blaze News in April. “And then I’m trying to be the one who makes it happen.”

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/02/trump-anti-trans-may-mailman-sports-ban-womens-bill-of-rights-terf/

Men Believe in Gender Equity in the Workplace Too

According to Catalyst, a nonprofit dedicated to gender equity and workplace inclusion, men are equally committed to creating inclusive and equitable workplaces. Seventy-six percent of them, on the whole, are saying they want to close gender gaps at work.

That could be a little bit surprising when you think about inclusion and men feeling left out — or sidelined or even blamed — for lack of inclusion or diversity.

But men are struggling in the workplace, too. According to Catalyst, 82% of men said they feel this immense pressure to conform to rigid masculine stereotypes at work. They also are feeling held back by gender norms and expectations, just like women have felt held back for many, many decades.

https://www.hrdive.com/news/men-included-at-work/811237/