The National Organization for Women lists abortion and transgenderism as two of its six core priorities.

Posted by The Dan Bongino Show, Oct 16, 2026Checked Nov 2, 2026

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Confidence: 60%

The Dan Bongino ShowOct 16, 2026

NOW's six core issues, as listed in 2026 sources, include abortion and reproductive rights and LGBTQ(IA+) rights, so the abortion half is supported and the LGBTQ half is partly supported.

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What was said

… here in the United States is trans, and you wouldn't know it from the way Fox News runs a hundred, hundreds of but again, I want to bring the audience in. Um, you know, transports, trans folks playing sports is something we see all the time, and the but the National Organization for Women, a big organ, organization of feminist abortion and transgenderism, are two of the six core priorities for their entity. The 2007 Women's March declared both abortion access and so-called trans access as key to its mission. So is it really conservatives who are making, making this part of the, the culture war, or is it not feminists who have brought, brought the issue to the …

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What we found

Supports. NOW's own core-issues page lists 'championing abortion rights, reproductive freedom' and 'fighting bigotry against the LGBTQIA community' among its priorities.[1]

Supports. A 2026-10-27 listing of NOW's six core issues includes reproductive rights and justice and LGBTQ rights among the six, matching the claim's two named priorities.[2]

Context. Other listings of the six core issues (2024 and an older 2010 reference) also include abortion/reproductive rights and LGBTQ or lesbian rights, while naming violence against women, economic justice, racial justice and constitutional equality as the other items.[3][4]

Context. No source uses the term 'transgenderism' or specifically lists transgender issues among NOW's six core priorities; the sources describe LGBTQ/LGBTQIA+ rights, a broader category.[1][2][3]