A room of students at the University of Pittsburgh cracked up laughing this week after an anthropology professor suggested to former UKC swimmer Riley Gaines that there is no difference between the bone structure of a male and female.

Gaines asked Gabby Yearwood, senior lecturer at the university’s anthropology department: “If you were to dig up two humans one hundred years from now, both man and woman, could you tell the difference, strictly off of bones?”

When @Riley_Gaines_ asked University of Pittsburgh professor Gabby Yearwood if an archeologist could differentiate between two sets of bones as male and female, Professor Yearwood. who calls himself the “expert in the room,” answers “no” to which the entire audience laughed. pic.twitter.com/Ecxs1NMDTr

— Independent Women’s Forum (@IWF) March 30, 2023

The professor responded “No”, and couldn’t understand why everyone was laughing at him. He continued:

“Have any of you been to anthropological sites? Have any of you studied biological anthropology? I’m just saying, I’ve got over 150 years of data, I’m just curious as to why I’m being laughed at. I have a PhD.”

Yearwood may be considered an ‘expert’ in his field, but it appears other experts don’t agree, and neither did the students in the room. Someone else with a PhD helped him out with a little video demonstration on Twitter:

Here’s the answer. That professor should resign immediately. pic.twitter.com/EMAMrFw5R4

— Dr. Aisha El Ait Mohr, PhD 🇺🇦💉 (she/her) (@aishaelaitmohr) March 30, 2023

It’s fairly well known in the scientific community and beyond that male and female bone structures are inherently different, based on many years of research, forensics and studies. For whatever reason, there’s a section of academics out there who deny this is true.

Gaines noted:

“Every single rational person knows the answer: men have narrower hips, their skulls are different, they have an extra rib, their femurs are longer, their jaws are different.

When he said ‘No,’ it just highlighted that even someone with a PhD was willing to lie to virtue signal or to put off this perception that sex is a social construct, which we know is not the case.”

I guess it’s not enough to listen to your professors at university anymore; you have to look into these things for yourself to really make sure. Fair play to the uni for allowing two people with contrasting views to engage with each other in front of the students. Pretty clear which side of the debate they’re on, though.

For Pope Francis’s take on ‘gender ideology’, click HERE.