A lawsuit from three female track and field athletes against competing with transgender athletes has been revived by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. A federal court this month dismissed the case roughly three years after the track and field athletes filed a lawsuit in 2020 against Connecticutâs policy of permitting âtransgender womenâ to compete based on gender
Connecticut: Appeals Court Revives Girls’ Lawsuit Against Competing with Transgender Athletes
February 18, 2024 by
Poll: 69 Percent of Americans Oppose Men Competing in Women’s Sports
August 18, 2023 by
A majority of Americans reject the radical notion that men should be allowed to play on womenâs sports teams just because they âidentifyâ as women. A new Gallup News poll found that opposition to transgender athletes playing on teams that match their âgender identityâ is rising, up to 69 percent in 2023 from 62 percent
White House: DOJ Supporting âChallenges to State Lawsâ that Ban Trans Athletes from Competing
June 3, 2023 by
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre affirmed the Biden Administrationâs support for the queer agenda and told reporters the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is âactively supporting challenges to state lawsâ that prohibit transgender athletes from competing in girlâs sports or ban transgender surgeries for minors. Jean-Pierreâs comments came during a Friday press conference as
Governor Greg Abbott Vows to Ban Trans Athletes from Competing in Texas College Sports
March 7, 2023 by
If Governor Greg Abbott has his way, transgender athletes will be banned from competing in college sports in Texas. Abbott announced his intent to ban males identifying as women from collegiate womenâs sports at a meeting of the Young Americaâs Foundation in Dallas. âThis next session, we will pass a law prohibiting biological men to