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What A Can Of Worms!

So, in my news feed this morning was a story about a California trans court case... Department of Justice lawsuit challenging California policies that allow transgender students to compete on school sports teams consistent with their gender identity.

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So, in my news feed this morning was a story about a California trans court case...

Department of Justice lawsuit challenging California policies that allow transgender students to compete on school sports teams consistent with their gender identity.

[...] In its June 30 decision, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that West Virginia and Idaho could restrict participation on girls' teams based on biological sex.

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So, in my news feed this morning was a story about a California trans court case... Department of Justice lawsuit challenging California policies that allow transgender students to compete on school sports teams consistent with their gender identity. [...] In its June 30 decision, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that West Virginia and Idaho could restrict participation on girls' teams based on biological sex.

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  • Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote that states "may maintain women's and girls' sports for biological females" and may determine eligibility based on biological sex.
  • Nor did it decide the separate question of whether Title IX permits tran...

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it is both good news and a great big unknown. In case you haven't heard, we had a victory... California Wins Transgender Athletes Lawsuit A federal judge has ruled that California can continue allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' school sports, despite a recent Supreme Court decision allowing other states to ban them.

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