Jeopardy’s Amy Schneider Visits White House, Is Living Her Best Life
Schneider, the winningest female contestant in the show's history, will meet with Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff to discuss trans equality.
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Amy Schneider—the second-longest winning Jeopardy! contestant in history, highest earning female contestant, first trans contestant to qualify for the Tournament of Champions, and all-around extremely likeable person—is visiting the White House on Thursday to mark Trans Day of Visibility. In a tweet, Schneider updated fans that she’s been busy “traveling all over the country these past few weeks” doing cool shit, and her destination for today happens to be the White House.
Schneider will meet with Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff to “discuss the importance of advancing transgender visibility and equality,” according to the White House. Her visit comes at a time of mounting legislative attacks on trans people, and particularly trans youth—an issue President Biden is set to address today via meetings with trans students in Florida.