Olivia Krolczyk
Olivia Krolczyk is Riley Gaines Center Ambassador and Campus Reform Reporter, both projects of the Leadership Institute.
While pursuing a major in chemistry at the University of Cincinnati, she was given a failing grade on a project proposal in one of her courses for using the term “biological woman.” Olivia’s post about her experience on TikTok reached more than 6 million views before it was deleted from the platform for “community guideline violations.” Later Olivia was permanently banned from TikTok for speaking the truth: men and women are different.
Because of this unjust treatment and the threat this bullying poses to women and girls, Olivia is now a passionate advocate for free speech; and protecting women’s identity, opportunities and safety.
In her role as a Riley Gaines Center ambassador, Olivia speaks to students about the importance of speaking truth to power. Olivia has been outspoken on campuses as well as on social media. IG: oliviakrolczyk
Olivia competed as a runner for nine years at both the high school and collegiate levels, becoming a multi-event state athlete in cross country and track. Her involvement in sports is what inspired her to speak out for the integrity of women’s sports, and in favor of equal opportunity for female athletes.
Since joining this fight, Olivia has shed light on the dangerous indoctrination and the suppression of speech that infiltrates universities. She speaks about her experience on multi-media news outlets and on college campuses across the country. Olivia knows it is her duty to ensure that every voice is heard — especially now, when America’s fundamental right to express dissenting perspectives is at stake.
In her words:
“I am proud to be a beacon of empowerment for other women and students everywhere. My journey with the Riley Gaines Center has provided me with a platform to inspire others to use their voices. Through traveling and speaking engagements I have had the privilege to connect with students, share my experiences, and to encourage them to speak against the injustices related to DEI on their own college campuses. Just as I had Riley, I aim to be that trusted ally for students who are grappling with similar situations to what I faced.” — Olivia Krolczyk
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In The News
Gen Z voter on what impact inflation will have on 2024: President Biden is ‘toast’
Gen Z panelists Michael Duke, Olivia Krolczyk and Jonas Du sound off on inflation pressures and discuss how the key issue might impact the 2024 presidential election.
– Fox News
Manhattan’s school board takes a stand on transgender athletes in girls’ sports
Manhattan’s largest school district voted in favor of a measure which may lead to a ban of transgender individuals from playing in girls’ sports.
– Campus Reform
My professor failed me because I didn’t embrace DEI. Women must fight to exist
DEI jeopardizes both the past and future of women. I’ve had to endure it in college. March is Women’s History Month and we must ensure we aren’t erased by politically correct insanity.
– Fox News
Student failed by woke gender studies professor speaks out
University of Cincinnati student Olivia Krolczyk shares how she was failed by her teacher for using the term ‘biological woman’ on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
– The Ingraham Angle
Student speaks out after she alleges professor failed her for using term ‘biological women’
University of Cincinnati student Olivia Krolczyk says the professor accused her of using an ‘exclusionary term’ in her project on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.
– Jesse Watters Primetime
University of Cincinnati student given zero after using term ‘biological woman’
University of Cincinnati student Olivia Krolczyk discussed what happened when she was given a failing grade after using the term ‘biological woman’ in an assignment.
– America Reports
Student gets failing grade over ‘biological women’ term
A University of Cincinnati student claims she received a zero grade on an assignment for using the term “biological women” in a paper about transgender athletes competing in women’s sports.
– Morning in America
University of Cincinnati student Olivia Krolczyk details why she received a failing grade for an assignment where she used the term ‘biological women.’
– Fox Business