Every day, women play a crucial role in supporting their families and communities. Women's History Month offers an opportunity to acknowledge the significant impact women have on the nation.
The First Lady and President Donald J. Trump honor American women from various backgrounds who contribute to national prosperity and productivity. The President particularly acknowledges female trailblazers within his administration, highlighting their leadership across multiple sectors, including business, policy, national security, and public service.
President Trump stated, "No longer will our Government promote radical ideologies that replace women with men in spaces and opportunities designed for women," emphasizing a commitment to safeguarding American values such as family and freedom.
He mentioned fulfilling a promise to protect women from gender extremism, noting broad public support for these measures. On his first day in office, he signed an Executive Order affirming traditional gender recognition on government forms and passports.
Further actions included an Executive Order aimed at protecting women's sports by directing Title IX enforcement against schools that do not ensure fair competition for female athletes. This has led organizations like the National College Athletic Association to limit participation in women's sports to female athletes only.
President Trump also highlighted ongoing efforts related to border security, economic rebuilding, school choice, health initiatives, and access to in vitro fertilization.
In conclusion, President Trump proclaimed March 2025 as Women’s History Month, encouraging all Americans to celebrate the contributions of exceptional women nationwide.