Woman Kicked Out of Sorority After Opposing Men in Women’s Bathrooms | Payton McNabb

Cindy Menges, CEO of the sorority that expelled Payton McNabb for posting a video of herself confronting a man in a women's bathroom, attempted to reframe the issue in response to sorority sisters' outrage.

Menges claimed the expulsion had "nothing to do" with McNabb's "advocacy for banning trans-athletes from sports," and that "Delta Zeta Sorority did not remove Payton from membership for confronting a Western Carolina student in a women’s restroom, regardless of what social media and the story presents" (emphasis original).

She suggested that The Daily Signal's op-ed on the story was misleading. She added, however, that "we are committed to uphold the confidentiality and privacy of any active or inactive member and so we therefore do not make statements involving members no matter how misleading the story/headline."

When approached for comment, Delta Zeta reiterated its commitment to confidentiality.

McNabb, a Western Carolina University student who attended President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress last month, called Menges's claims "completely not true." She noted that Delta Zeta referred to the male McNabb confronted as a "girl."

"I just can't. None of that is even, that's just not even true at all, she's blatantly lying," she told The Daily Signal.

"My email that says why I got kicked out, it starts off saying why and they refer to him as a girl and go on about what I did and how horrible it was and that's literally why I got kicked out," McNabb added. "I don't know how they can even deny that."